SKINNER NURSERIES HELPING CUSTOMERS RECONSTRUCT IN THE WAKE OF
FOUR HURRICANES

Jacksonville, Florida – After surviving four hurricanes this season, all of the Skinner Nurseries’ Florida branches are ready to help customers begin the task of reconstructing their landscaping. “While this year has been extraordinary, we have met these storms and been open for business the next day without exception. We will do our part to make sure business continues forward in Florida. We will also make sure our trusted suppliers and the incredible people that make up Skinner Nurseries get recognized for the tireless work that has been happening over the last forty five days,” stated Kevin Van Dyke, Chief Operating Officer for Skinner Nurseries.

Fortunately Skinner Nurseries did not suffer significant storm damage and has been able to rebound quickly. In a state where the economy is heavily dependent on tourists, it is important to return to normalcy as soon as possible. Restoring the abundant landscaping that people have come to expect in Florida is one way to make it happen. With seven distribution centers and three growing facilities in the state, Skinner Nurseries is ready to take on the challenge. Skinner’s well-trained staff has already surveyed suppliers to assess damage and plant availability. With this up to the minute knowledge of what’s available, Skinner can save customers the tedious task of trying to track down plant availability. With a range of material which extends from annual color, shrubs, large trees, and palms to a full line of hardlines, Skinner is a one-stop resource for customers who want to get back to business now.