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Chase-Pitkin Closing

20 years ago

I just found out that Chase-Pitkin is going to be closing all it's stores....I am heart broken as I get most of my small perennials there....I just love their 3-1/2" containers. They are less than $2 and a great bargain. Anyone else going to miss them?

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lilylouise
20 years ago
I think all of Rochester is sad to see them go.
I hate, hate, hate the thought of going to the big box stores for hardware items.

Lil
salads_r_us
20 years ago
I'm going to miss Chase-Pitkin, but I got some nice plants from the Lowe's in Webster this year. The tomatoes were really healthy and very productive.
MJ
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roch_plantgirl
20 years ago
I'll miss Chase-Pitkin - my first job was a cashier there during high school. They're the closest store to our house, and the smaller size makes it convenient for "oops, we need this" trips. But I do have to admit that I found better quality plants at Lowes this year.

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