6702 82nd St
Lubbock, TX 79424 - Lubbock County
(806) 798-1444
About Mary Lee Gardens:
Established in 1999, Mary Lee Gardens is located at 6702 82nd St in Lubbock, TX - Lubbock County and is a business listed in the categories Nurseries & Garden Centers, Firewood, Garden Centers, Nurseries Plants & Trees, Sod & Seeding Service, Seeding & Sodding Services, Plants Trees Flowers & Seeds, Fuel Dealers, Nec, Nursery, Garden Center, And Farm Supply Stores, Other Fuel Dealers and Sod & Sodding Service and offers Sodding, Resodding and Seeding. After you do business with Mary Lee Gardens, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Mary Lee Gardens.
Categories: Nurseries & Garden Centers, Firewood, Garden Centers, Nurseries Plants & Trees, Sod & Seeding Service, Seeding & Sodding Services, Plants Trees Flowers & Seeds, Fuel Dealers, Nec, Nursery, Garden Center, and Farm Supply Stores, Other Fuel Dealers and Sod & Sodding Service
Women Owned
Services: Sodding, Resodding, Seeding
Year Started: 1999
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- Bedding Plants
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- Brush Removal
- Bucket Trucks
- Bushes
- Canopy Reductions
- Cherry Pickers
- Cordwood
- Courtyards & Gardens
- Crown Reduction
- Cut Downs
- Evergreens
- Exotics & Tropicals
- Fertilizers
- Firewood
- Garden Center
- Garden Equipment
- Garden Supplies
- Greenhouses
- Humus
- Man Lifts
- Mulch
- Nutrients
- Nutrition
- Ponds
- Rare Plants
- Shrub Installation
- Shrubbery
- Sodding
- Soils
- Storm Clean Up
- Storm Damage
- Stump Removal
- TREE & STUMP REMOVAL
- Tree Installation
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