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Somerville Feed Seed & Garden is a privately held company in Somerville, AL and is a Unknown business.
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- Bonsai Plants and Supplies1
- Christmas Trees7
- Fertilizers36
- Garden and Display Fountains7
- Garden Centers177
- Gas Engines2
- Landscaping Equipment and Supplies31
- Lawn and Garden Equipment47
- Lawn and Garden Tractor Dealers4
- Lawn Mower Parts and Supplies4
- Lawn Mowers84
- Mulches893
- Nurserymen115
- Outdoor Power Equipment4
- Railroad Ties2
- Sod10
- Soil2
- Trees2
- Water Gardens1
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