Regina Farms

What they do

• Annuals, perennials, and house plants — hundreds of varieties from top regional nurseries and local growers
• Trees and shrubs — evergreens, deciduous shade trees, ornamentals
• Christmas trees — the operation’s original anchor, still seasonal
• Landscape supplies and garden goods
• Landscaping services — design and installation

Open Mon–Fri 9am–5pm, Sat–Sun 9am–6pm.

Why it’s listed

Fifty acres of working nursery land in East Stroudsburg is a meaningful chunk of green infrastructure — [[directory|the directory]] wants to surface scale-aligned operations alongside the small ones. The grow-and-resell pattern (Regina sources from top regional nurseries and local growers in addition to growing on-site) is the right operational shape: it keeps a single garden-center retail surface stocked from the regional nursery network rather than the national supply chain. East Stroudsburg’s Milford Road corridor is now anchored by two long-running nurseries — Regina at 5181 and [[richards-tree-farm]] at 5064 — giving the corridor unusually deep plant-supply density.

Bioregional fit

East Stroudsburg sits at the eastern edge of the [[pocono-plateau|Pocono Plateau]], on the Milford Road corridor that runs from the borough out toward Marshalls Creek and the [[delaware-water-gap-national-recreation-area|Delaware Water Gap]]. Two of the bioregion’s older continuously-running nurseries are within a mile of each other on this stretch — a working artery of the Pocono Plateau’s plant-supply layer.

See also

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• Shares approach with: [[richards-tree-farm]]
• Member of: [[business]]
• Contained by: [[poconos]]

Sources

• Regina Farms public materials (reginafarms.com)
• Yelp business profile (5181 Milford Rd, East Stroudsburg)
• mstShopLocal local-business listing

A listing in the 0mn1.one [[directory]].