Hicks Nurseries is Thrilled to Announce the Launch Their New Online Store
Feb 5, 2021
Hicks Nurseries, Long Island’s largest and oldest garden center, has recently launched its e-commerce platform, https://shop.hicksnurseries.com/ to bring its customers the online shopping experience during these ever-changing times.
Westbury, United States - February 5, 2021 /PressCable/ —
Hicks Nurseries, Long Island’s largest and oldest garden center, recently unveiled its e-commerce platform, https://shop.hicksnurseries.com/. The new site brings the Hicks shopping experience online with a curated collection of plants and products proven to exceed the expectations of their customers.
The website debuted this fall with the garden center’s huge selection of lifelike Christmas trees and holiday lights. The offering for 2021 will be further expanded to include indoor and outdoor pottery, houseplants, outdoor furniture, home décor and garden accessories such as hoses, soil, fertilizers and mulch. Online visitors can purchase products for curbside pick-up at the nursery in Westbury or schedule local delivery anywhere across Long Island, Queens, Brooklyn and Manhattan.
“Delving into e-commerce is an important step towards better serving customers who want contactless shopping during these ever-changing times,” said Stephen Hicks, President of Hicks Nurseries. “Visitors to the site will find the most widely sought-after plants and products for their home and garden without the need to physically come into the store. Whether their interests lie in starting a vegetable garden, creating an outdoor living space with patio furniture and décor, or adding houseplants to refresh their home, our customers can feel confident that we are offering the best quality products.
Eleni Roselli, Director of Marketing at Hicks Nurseries said, “In addition to offering plants and other garden-related products, we provide a plethora of educational resources online including how-to brochures, videos and blogs. We want to make sure our customers understand how to care for their plants, especially first-time plant parents.” She continued, “Additionally, we are always available for personalized customer support via messaging on the website, through our social channels or by calling the store. Our primary goal is to help our customers succeed.”
For more information visit https://hicksnurseries.com/.
About Hicks Nurseries
Hicks Nurseries is Long Island’s largest and premier garden center, family owned and operated since 1853. Dedicated to helping its customers achieve their goals, Hicks Nurseries provides an exceptional selection of quality products including indoor and outdoor plants, patio furniture, garden accents and planters, bird supplies and more. They also offer complete landscape design/build services and expert advice to make gardening success easy and enjoyable for everyone. Hicks Nurseries is located at 100 Jericho Turnpike in Westbury, NY.
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Name: Hicks Nurseries
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Organization: Hicks Nurseries
Address: 100 Jericho Turnpike, Westbury, NY 11590, United States
Phone: +1-516-334-0066
Website: https://hicksnurseries.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88996219
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