Johnny’s Nursery Teaches Kids to Grow
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Brent Reynolds Jr., Josie Gibbs, Briana Reynolds, Johnny Chadwick, Jonathin Jones, Tressa Chadwick, and Lynda Reynolds pose in their fields. These people make up the family who tend and care for the nursery on a day-to-day basis.
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Tressa Chadwick helping young Kayle and Carbin Ax fill the containers that they will plant their seeds in. There were plenty of seeds to go around for everyone who stopped by the nursery this weekend.
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Johnny’s Nursery has over 60,000 of these 1-gallon plants for sale.
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Loyal customer Ann Curtis helps cook nachos and hot dogs for visitors coming to participate in the kids event. Curtis first came to Johnny’s Nursery as a customer and stuck with them for so long because of the knowledge they have about growing.
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Michelle Ortiz (middle) with her two daughters Alexis (left) and Lauren Ortiz (right) as they plant and water seeds.
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(From left) Larry Whipple, Brody Urquizu, Blake Urquizu, Jill Urquizu, Brooke Urquizu, Richie Urquizu, and Debbie Whipple gather around with their nachos and hot dogs that the nursery was giving out to families for free during the event.
July 12, 2013 at 10:50am. Views: 188
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