Jt B.
3/17/2020
There great if you are a contractor. Sasha is super!!!! Thank you for all your help even when I am stressed and busy your always there 2020 Too bad you can't keep any of your trucks running so...
The Ground Up
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1261 Brittmoore Rd
Houston, TX 77043
The Ground Up is a green waste recycling company in Houston, TX. They are known for being the largest manufacturer of high-quality mulches, soils, and compost in the area. In addition to producing these organic products, they cater to both landscape contractors and retail customers.
With a commitment to sustainability, The Ground Up is a proud member of GO Texan. They offer a wide range of products including mulch, compost, vegan compost, organic soil, and more. Their services extend to three Houston nurseries, serving the wholesale and retail markets.
Customers can find an array of products such as pine bark, native hardwood mulch, expanded shale, gravel, and various plants like trees, flowers, shrubs, and palms. The Ground Up's dedication to providing top-notch organic solutions makes them a go-to destination for all landscaping needs in Houston, TX.
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4.57 reviews
Ell B.
4/14/2018
I had an outstanding experience today shopping for some new and unique plants to replace the ones I've lost in the freezes and crazy weather of this year. Avery knew each of their wide selection...
Christina P.
3/10/2020
We are lucky to live near this Ground Up location as we work on our vegetable garden. We have bought bulk compost, sand, and gravel from them and they are always helpful and accommodating.
Angela G.
12/13/2018
This is my favorite nursery supply. They are knowable, kind, organize and profesional. Estevan is charming and helpful. Great place for advise and honest guidance.
carolyn m.
10/12/2018
Had a great experience today. Was looking for plants to spruce up my yard and we were lucky enough to have William help us. He was very knowledgeable and friendly and helped us pick out 2 carts...
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