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           <title>Andy&#039;s Produce</title>
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Andy&#039;s Produce is a long-running House Springs market that pairs fresh fruit and vegetables with a seasonal plant offering. Family-run for more than three decades, the stand operates year-round with a winter pause between the holidays and Valentine&#039;s Day.
What makes Andy&#039;s Produce special?
Three decades of continuous family operation give the market the rhythm of a neighborhood fixture rather than a seasonal pop-up.

A working produce stand at its core, the shop carries locally made salsas, jams, and eggs alongside fresh fruit and vegetables that draw repeat visits.
Spring brings vegetable starts and bedding flowers, tomato and pepper plants, hanging baskets, and flowers for planting season, with the inventory turning over as the weather warms.
Fall and winter shift the offering toward seasonal items: mums and pumpkins through autumn, then Christmas trees, wreaths, and grave blankets as the holidays approach.

What fellow gardeners are saying

Spring shoppers describe the vegetable plants as large and healthy, with consistent quality across return visits.
Holiday tree shoppers note a strong Christmas tree selection alongside the year-round produce offering.
Visitors characterize the operation as a community fixture rather than a one-off stop, a stand that earns the weekly route.

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           <pubDate>Sun, 24 May 2026 01:59:54 +0000</pubDate>
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           <title>Bonacker Farms</title>
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This is the landscape-materials and yard-waste recycling side of Bonacker Farm, on State Route W in House Springs. It is a separate location from Bonacker&#039;s Garden Center, the plant retail store at 3500 Byrnesville Rd.
What this location does

Produces and sells bulk bark mulch, made on-site from recycled yard waste. The piles are turned and aged through the off-season for the next spring.
Takes in yard waste for recycling.
Carries landscape materials for pickup.

Come here for bulk mulch, landscape materials, or to drop off yard waste. For plants, hanging baskets, vegetable starts, and seasonal stock, visit the garden center on Byrnesville Rd.
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           <title>Bonacker&#039;s Garden Center</title>
           <description>OverviewBonacker&#039;s Garden Center is the retail plant store of Bonacker Farm, on Byrnesville Rd in House Springs. It is a small, owner-run garden center that grows much of its own stock in its greenhouse. The bulk-materials and yard-waste recycling yard is a separate location at 4211 State Rte W.What they grow and sellOverall, the seasonal selection is commonly more deep and curated rather than wide.Vegetable starts in small pots, a repeat standout for healthy plants at a good price in the spring.Notable spring items are countless petunia hanging baskets, fern baskets, much of it grown on-site, along with an amazing selection of coleus varieties.Typical perennials and pollinator plants are present spring through fall with an efficient staff to help you find the plant you are looking for.In the fall, Bonacker&#039;s becomes a mum-lovers paradise with ample supply of every size, shape, and color you can imagine.Hours can shift, sometimes unexpectantly and without notification. It is worth confirming they are open if you have a longer drive.</description>
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           <pubDate>Sun, 24 May 2026 01:59:56 +0000</pubDate>
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