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Stutzmans Greenhouse now has 12 Garden Centers across Kansas!

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Our Mission

To be a leader in the horticultural industry with the highest standard of excellence in all aspects of our business. To promote a high level of integrity as required by God. To strive to be responsive to our customers needs, mindful that they are our future.

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We’ve partnered with Good Day Kansas to follow our progress.  From the planting of the first geranium to the sale of the last poinsettia; they’ve followed us in the journey.  Click the logo to follow our progress!

 

How It All Started

 

1956 – 1980

Ervin and Emma Stutzman starts Stutzman Greenhouse born out of a passion for growing flowers and vegetables, Ervin and Emma took that passion into the surrounding business community. Selling vegetables directly to supermarket stores and bedding plant flowers thru Stutzman’s Retail store, Ervin and Emma capitalized on the strong work ethic which is so integral to the Amish-Mennonite tradition.

1980 – 1985

Ben Miller, a cousin of Ervin Stutzman, joins the business as an employee 1985.  Ben Miller, along with his wife Marlene, purchased Stutzman Greenhouse.  As new markets opened up, Stutzman’s expanded to what is currently nine covered acres of growing space in three locations. In addition, we have an ever-expanding outdoor growing range. As Stutzman’s grew, shipping and transportation became a major factor. Under Ben and Marlene’s leadership, Poinsettias, Fall Garden Mums and Spring Bedding plants experienced aggressive growth. Along with exceptional product, Stutzman’s reputation solidified as a leader in the horticultural industry.

 

2006 – Present

Stutzman’s Pratt Location is Opened The Pratt Location opened April 1, 2006. It is located at the junction of US54 & US61 Hwys. in Pratt, KS. 2007 – Present Stutzman’s is on Cloud 9 with New Salina Location The Salina Location opened April 1, 2007. It is located on 9th & Cloud in Salina, KS.

2009 – Present

Stutzmans in Wichita is Opened The Wichita Location opened in April of 2009. It is located on 13th & Tyler (Northwest Center). It is a seasonal garden center that will be open from April thru October.

2011 – Present

Stutzmans in McPherson Opened The McPherson Location opened in Spring of 2011. It is located at 200 E. Kansas. Stutzmans in Newton is Opened The Stutzmans Garden Center in Newton is located at 314 N. Main.

2013 – Present

Stutzmans at Cambridge Market in Wichita (9747 E 21st Street North) opened  in fall  of 2013.

Stutzmans Garden Center in Dodge City (2601 Central Ave) opened in 2013.

Stutzmans Garden Center in Derby opened in spring of 2018.

 

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