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WILDWOOD ACRES (opens in a new tab)

35531 270th Ave · Erhard

Wildwood Acres is a family-run garden shop with a creative twist: unique living garden containers, hand-crafted birch pots, and copper…

Wildwood Acres is a family-run garden shop with a creative twist: unique living garden containers, hand-crafted birch pots, and copper whirls made by the folks behind the business. If your garden could use something a little less ordinary, this Erhard-area gem is worth a look.

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Grass Roots (opens in a new tab)

34830 447th Ave · Ottertail

Whether you need a fast windbreak, real shade before 2030, or fruit trees that survive Otter Tail winters, Grass Roots has hardy Zone 3/4…

Whether you need a fast windbreak, real shade before 2030, or fruit trees that survive Otter Tail winters, Grass Roots has hardy Zone 3/4 perennials, mature shade trees, flowering shrubs, plus bulk soil and mulch to finish the job. Tom's "TOM Grown" selections and practical advice keep local yards thriving.

From the Perham newsletter, October 22, 2026

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Crossroads Garden Center (opens in a new tab)

123 W Mill St · Vergas

Crossroads Garden Center keeps local yards looking intentional, not accidental. They’ve got trees, shrubs, perennials, veggies, and annuals…

Crossroads Garden Center keeps local yards looking intentional, not accidental. They’ve got trees, shrubs, perennials, veggies, and annuals including Proven Winners, plus Aqua Pots, sod, and a crew that actually knows landscaping and lawn care, so if your flower bed’s been freeloading, this is where you give it a job.

From the Perham newsletter, October 17, 2026

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