[Matt Kulp]

Does anybody know of a Garden Decor (Artwork, sculptures, ornaments, furniture,etc..)supplier? We are looking to do a little retail, and sell as options on our Design/Build projects. We would obviously like to find someone in the Northeast, but an online company would be fine as well. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

[Greensmith]

Where you at Matt?

[Matt Kulp]

Outside Philly

[RHayden]

I would be interested in learning of any suppliers in the Midwest while we are on the subject. Thanks in advance.

[Greensmith]

Matt there is a couple of suppliers, a big one is Commerce they carry everything under the sun. H Potter is another one that carries a good line of trellis and arbors and copper stuff.

[agla]

I get Landscape Architecture and Specifier News. They have other trade magazines as well. When you subscribe, you can get an unlimited supply of catalogs on anything and evrything. A lot of it is really nice stuff.

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[rock engraver]

i have a few items not sure what you had in mind. let me know if i can help you.

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thanks rich

[Chris Heiler]

Matt,

I just joined this board so I'm a little behind on this thread.

I own a landscape design firm and also act as the general contractor. I also own a second company in which I am a exclusive dealer for certain manufacturers of outdoor furnishings such as urns, fountains, statuary, etc. I use these items on my own projects. I also sell to other design professionals and contractors (not retail).

My company is called On the Terrace and the link is below if you want to see the manufacturers that I work with. You could inquire with them about being a dealer. Let me know if you have any questions about any of the manufacturers.

[Matt Kulp]

Chris,
Very nice stuff, thanks.

[Ston Wurks]

Gotta look at the stuff by Haddonstone for higher end work. Seibert and Rice carries some great urns, along with Tuscan Imports for some high end pots/urns/terra cotta.

[Chris Heiler]

Matt,

If you are looking for something you can use on your own projects as well as sell at retail, then consider Gardenstone. This is the absolute best cast-concrete product I've ever seen- and I've seen a lot. They have great designs, sizes and finishes. They are also frost proof. I also like the fact they are made in Vancouver and not in China or Vietnam. They are also a relatively small company. If you are interested in learning more about them you can check out their website atGardenStone: Elegant Concrete Garden Ornaments - Home]or call and ask for Bob- let him know you talked to me.