| Location |
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2126 Buffalo Road, Rochester, NY 14624 |
| Hours (as of October 2009) |
| Monday - Friday: 8:00AM to 8:00PM |
| Saturday: 8:00AM to 5:00PM |
| Sunday: 8:00AM to 6:00PM |
| (Closed January & February) |
| Phone |
| 585 247 6236 |
| <info AT gardenfactoryny DOT com> |
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The Garden Factory is a large seller of all things green and growing, gardening tools and accessories, located on Buffalo Road in Gates. But they're especially well known for their Christmas model train layout. It's a 56 foot by 19 foot model train display which has seven trains running at all times. The layout is fully landscaped and loaded with fun details. There are a couple of raised observation areas in case you bring little ones and get tired of holding them up to see. Best of all: it's free.
Awards
The Garden Factory was voted "Best Nursery/Garden Store" in City Newspaper's 'Best Of' Awards in 2008.1
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2006-03-07 19:34:23 a huge place, full of nice plants at a reasonable price... —JcPop
2007-05-14 08:56:35 You might pay $2 or $3 more dollars per plant than at other stores, but the quality of their plants more than make up for them. They also grow everything in-house and acclimate their plants to our climate by gradually exposing them in the spring before putting them on display. Maybe that's why I've never had a plant die on me that I purchased from the Garden Factory... —RochesterGuy
2008-12-03 11:16:09 Went here last night with my wife to check out their Christmas selection and model train. We spent a while browsing their huge selection of trees, plants, and decorations. They had an enormous selection of poinsettias. We ended up buying a lighted angel Christmas tree topper on sale for $9, which was comparable to regular price at Wal-Mart. Most of the other decorations are more expensive than you can find them other places, but it was fun to browse.
It would be a cool place to take kids to see the model train set, which is HUGE and very intricately designed and decorated. —AlexanderGartley


