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Where are the good watergarden suppliers in Central Jersey

19 years ago

I finally got the pond lined and filled! So before I order the floaters and oxygenators, are there any local sources I can support? I'm a big fan of supporting the local sources first.

Sheila

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Mikeeg
19 years ago
If your in the Freehold area you have Brock Farm on Rt 9 or there other store which has the best selection is in Colts Neck on RT 34.There is also Water World on Rt 524 in Farmingdale. GOOD LUCK
ellenh
19 years ago
Where are you in Jersey?
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skatayama
Original Author
19 years ago
Hi,
I'm in Keyport. I've been to Brock Farms a lot of times. My little boy loves the big koi so we visit he/she/it often.
Haven't been to WaterWorld but guess what? I'm picking something up on Rte 524 tomorrow in Clarksburg. AND wanted to stop by Cicconi's on Farmingdale Road on the way back. I wonder how that will mesh? Maybe check the map and see if I can sort of circle around through all three. hmmmmmmmmmmmm....
Sheila

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