Lake Oroville Area Garden Club

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07/11/2020

It’s official and the time has come to unveil my NEW LOCATION ANNOUNCEMENT and EXCITING NEWS…

I cannot believe the day has finally arrived, as well as the magnitude of the news I am about to share with regards to my NEW LOCATION!

ARE YOU READY? I am extremely proud to announce the new location and address for Déjà Vu – Gardens Galore Nursery is 5424 Foster Road, Paradise, CA (FORMERLY MENDON’S NURSERY!!!)

Words cannot express my overwhelming gratitude and heartfelt appreciation to the Mendon family, especially to John Mendon, for his perseverance and steadfast dedication in tackling the enormous amount of projects and tasks at hand to make this happen for us and our community! I thank you from the bottom of my heart—so much love and community respect for the Mendon family and its location; it makes my heart sing and I couldn’t find a better fit! I am truly blessed beyond measure!

My passion, my dream, my education in Environmental Horticulture and Nursery Technician, is now reality and come true.

I am elated to announce that I have been able to provide new jobs and hired two of the Mendon’s family integral employees… please join me in welcoming Angela and Adam to our Déjà Vu – Gardens Galore Nursery family team! In addition, I have been able to hire Friday who was an integral part of our team at Déjà Vu Antiques and Garden on Pearson Road. I am thrilled to have each of them on our team!

It’s been a long and emotional road for all of our Paradise families. I am ecstatic to play a part in our recovery!

Stay tuned for our GRAND REOPENING announcement in the next 4-6 weeks.

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