Join our Produce Plus Program!
Hi folks. John Kelly here.
Chippewa Valley Growers (CVG) is proud to be Western Wisconsin’s choice for the best plants, trees, shrubs, and vegetables.
Whether you’re an expert gardener or don’t know where to start, let our family of experts—who genuinely, generously love to help others grow—find what you need, and help you build a garden that will thrive from spring through fall.
Some people call us a greenhouse.
Some people call us a nursery.
Some people call us a garden center.
But once they’re here, they all call us special.
When you cross that threshold into Emerald City,
we think you will, too.
Specialty Services
Custom Outdoor Floral Arrangement Installs
Are you looking to spruce up the outside of your home or business? Let Chippewa Valley Growers help! We offer custom installs of annuals to enhance the appearance of your building. If you favor flowers, we help you choose your ideal plants… and plant them for you, too!
How it Works:
- We will meet with you at your facility and listen to your ideas.
- You will receive a proposal to review within 1-2 weeks of our visit.
- If you approve, you sign on the dotted line, and we will schedule the installation.
- You pay us when the work is completed.
Simple, easy-peasy, abracadabra,
and your place look stunning!
Schedule a one-on-one meeting for custom potted plants.
- Email to schedule a one-on-one meeting.
- Bring your favorite container(s) and your ideas to Chippewa Valley Growers. We’ll discuss details like where your pot will be placed and what you like (and don’t like) in your pots.
- We sanitize and store your containers for the winter.
- Come spring, we get an early start on planting in your containers. This provides us ample greenhouse time to develop strong, healthy, vibrant, and stunning plants.
- Containers will be ready for pick-up by early May, so you can bring them home and show them off.
If you have any questions, drop us an email. We can answer any questions you may have.
We're Hiring a Horticultural MASTER Grower
We are looking for someone unique – moreover, we are looking for someone that will treat this position like they own the Company.
A Horticultural Master Grower is responsible for maintaining the established plant quality of the company while striving for improved methods and efficiencies and enhancing our customer’s experience.
Hummingbird Planter
June 3rd, 2023 Plant a 12″ planter that will attract hummingbirds to your porch or deck. You will choose from preselected plants that will work
Container Herbs
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Schedule a Tour for Your Group!
If you’d like to schedule an event for your group, fill out the contact form below. We gladly provide tours and planting classes in March
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