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Ging's Nursery Set to Reopen in March

After being closed down for a while, nursery sold trees for Christmas and will now open again in March.

A new message on the Ging's Nursery sign has recently appeared and it indicates that the nursery will indeed open once again in March.

After more than a year of inactivity on the Ging's property, Christmas Trees were available in December and now their sign reads, "See You in March, If Not Too Harsh."

While the nursery will indeed open up in the Spring, there is no indication on how long it will be open. Patch was unable to reach a representative with Ging's as of this writing.

The property was as late as October before the recent activity in December, and the property is now looking cleaner. If the weather is warm enough in March, it looks as though people will be able to stop in for flowers, plants and more.

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