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Washington Post reporter who described it in an article as ‘a cross between a piece of mine-working equipment and a carnival ride."
Staying put
Even though they are closing the nursery, the Antonys plan to stay at the property. Richard will continue to do engineering work for a contractor.
‘We bought this place because we love it.- so we’re going to stay-* Richard said.
The Antonys admit that they had a few moments early on when they thought. “What have we done?” But now they say without any reservations. that opening the nursery was one of the best decisions they ever made.
What they will miss most is the people the nursery brought into their lives.
“The people have been the most wonderful part of it,"' Sandy said.
Most of the plants grown at Long Mountain were sold to wholesalers, but the nursery opened to retail customers for six to eight weeks each
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