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About Sumner, GA

Sumner is a town in Worth County, Georgia. In nearby Sylvester people attend the local peanut festival held on the third weekend in October at T.C. Jeffords Park to celebrate the city’s status of being the Peanut Capital of the World. This event is sponsored by ConAgra Foods the makers of Peter Pan peanut butter and the Sylvester Chamber of Commerce. Craftsmen from all over the state come to this event to show their creations at the festival. Local businesses in Sumner include Brothers Pool and Lawn Service Contractors and Tifton Termite & Pest Services. Howell T. Heflin who became a U.S. Senator from Alabama was born in the nearby town of Poulan, another notable person from the same local town was Chase Osborn who was the governor of Michigan from 1911-1913.

Best Businesses in Sumner, GA

fowlers pool and spa

They were very professional and their prices are unbeatable.Read More…
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Aaron's Nursery

Stay far away from Aaron's nursery if you value your money. Very bad business. They send you dead trees, will give you 3 days for refund. won't answer your call or email for one year, then they ask...Read More…
Call 888-652-7939 Website

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Aaron's Nursery

1.0

By ElaineSadeghi

We received dead plants tried to call them they answered a year later to say you must send us the dead plant, pay for the shipment and then we will ship you another one and pay for that shipment as well. rip off, they say they will refund your money only if it is less than 3 days since your purchase. They actually told us to bring the dead plant from Florida to Sumter Georgia in person one year later after they decided to answer our calls and emails. When asked why it took them a year to answer, because we have to wait till fall for re-germination time before you can request replacement. A joke of a nursery. Don't waste your money or time, go to home garden center instead. Their plants are nothing special as advertised. ...read more

Aaron's Nursery

5.0

By HassanSadeghi

Stay far away from Aaron's nursery if you value your money. Very bad business. They send you dead trees, will give you 3 days for refund. won't answer your call or email for one year, then they ask you to either bring the dead tree in person or pay to ship it back. Then pay for a replacement tree $25 Dollars to send you the replacement one year later. ...read more

Aaron's Nursery

5.0

By bufordbubba

I have bought several trees from Aaron's nursery and found them to be the highest quality. One of the true tests of a healthy hearty tree is in its abilty to withstand a fart circle. This is a circle of young gents who recently returned from Taco Bell, stand around young tree stock and start farting. If the trees do not wilt and die, they are good quality. I can honestly say that Aaron's Tree stock is the finest quality, as me and my buddy have lit farts all around these trees, and they still grow exceedingly well ...read more

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Planting Tips III: Landscaping Shrubbery

By: Aaron's Nursery Planting Tips I: Fruit and Nut Trees Planting Tips II: Berry Plants Before planting any shrubbery that will be used for landscaping, it is imperative to create a plan for the entire yard so that you know the role the plant will play when it is fully grown. To that extent, consider the plant's final size, root patterns, shading, and requirements. Ensure that the shrubs will healthfully coexist before planting. Although it may take significant time for the shrubbery to mature, the sustainable health and beauty of your yard is more important than immediate aesthetic appeal. Landscaping shrubs, including azaleas, camellia japonicas, evergreens, and crape myrtles, are usually among the most affordable plants and provide an excellent architectural framework for your garden. Plant landscape shrubs in well-drained soil and ensure that the holes you dig for them are significantly wider than their root systems. Create a firm, flat bottom for the hole, allowing the plant to rest straight on its own and do not allow more than the root system to remain underground. If your holes are too deep, fill them up to an appropriate level before continuing to plant. Remember to keep the bottom of the holes firm. Mix topsoil into the soil that you will use to refill the holes. Using a plastic sheet or canvas for mixing makes the cleanup process much more efficient. If your soil is extremely light, feel free to mix in a small amount of peat moss, but use only high-grade mixes. Never mix fertilizers or manure into the soil since it may damage the root systems. Instead, wait until the roots begin to take hold until you fertilize and only use organic fertilizer if you choose to do so. Water your new shrubbery regularly until it is well established. Planting Tips IV: Grapevines ...read more

By Aaron's Nursery December 03, 2010