Petitti Garden Centers

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14 reviews

+1 (330) 633-2394

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311 West Ave

Tallmadge, OH 44278

+1 (330) 633-2394

https://www.petittigardencenter.com

It’s the people that make Petitti’s Tallmadge Akron’s premier garden center. With the average employee working in the Tallmadge store for over ten years, you are sure to see a familiar face when you shop there. And it’s guaranteed that that face will be wearing a smile!...

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2.514 reviews

Cherie H.

6/12/2020

One of our local nurseries was out of a lot of some of the vegetables for our garden that we were looking for so we decided to take a drive to Petittis. We were so happy we did. We were able to...

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Tammy Jo F.

5/22/2024

My name isn't "Tricia", it's Tammy. Sadly, your customer service at the Tallmadge, Ohio location has waned over the last year.

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Carolyn L.

5/30/2024

On Friday May 24 I visitedPetitti garden center in Tallmadge Ohio. I asked for a specific annual in a flat. The manager said that they sold out several times and there were none left. When I...

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Fenna B.

7/3/2023

I have been a customer of Petitti's and only Pettiti's for nearly a decade, until today. I have always found Petitti's to have an excellent selection of affordable plants. I have found some of...

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alex e.

4/9/2024

i wanted to take the time to say a word of appreciation for the workers of pettitis who helped me find a specific aggregate for soil as well as voice my thanks to James. he helped me come to a...

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"I visited Petitti's recently to purchase some grass growing supplies. I talked to Rachel, who told me which grass seed, starter fertilizer, and peat moss to buy. I aerated my lawn and then spread..."