Ross & Ross Nursery

What they do

• Plant sales — trees, shrubs, annuals, perennials, with on-staff guidance
• Bulk landscape materials — soil, mulch, stone for pickup or delivery
• Workshops and classes — skill-building for home gardeners
• Home goods and garden accessories
• Paradise [[herb-farm|Lavender Farm]] — related on-property venture growing [[lavender|lavender]] at scale for cut, dry, and value-add products

Open Mon–Fri 8am–5pm, Sat 9am–5pm, Sun 10am–4pm.

Why it’s listed

A ninety-plus-year nursery is bioregional infrastructure — by the time a plant operation has lived through three generational handoffs, the question is not whether it knows the land but what it has learned about it. Ross & Ross teaches what they sell (workshops, classes), which is the difference between a garden center and a place that builds gardening literacy. The Paradise [[herb-farm|Lavender Farm]] venture extends the business from retail into substrate production, which is the right direction.

Bioregional fit

Paradise Valley sits on the [[pocono-plateau|Pocono Plateau]] in northern Monroe County — a corridor of small farms, historical estates, and second-home land between Mount Pocono and the Delaware Water Gap. Ross & Ross and [[floods-nursery-farm-market]] anchor the same corridor; the two together give the Cresco / Mountainhome area an unusually high density of plant-and-market operations for a rural stretch.

See also

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• Shares approach with: [[floods-nursery-farm-market]]
• Member of: [[business]]
• Contained by: [[poconos]]

Sources

• Ross & Ross Nursery public materials (rossandrossnursery.com)
• Yelp business profile (5801 Paradise Valley Road, Cresco)

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