Nov 7, 2019
November 07, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - 
It is now easier to reach out to Taylor's Quality Landscape Supply, the Best Garden Building Supplier in Bluffton SC, as they go full blast on social media.
The multi-awarded landscape company can now be found on every social networking site such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and even Youtube. Through their social media channels, the home depot landscaping services company can reach their clients in several locations.
Meanwhile, clients can find a complete list of their products on the company's website, https://taylorsqls.com. The site offers a detailed price list of all the best buy in town for landscape supply. Clients can also search for numerous resources on the website. They have news, blogs, a gallery of photos, and videos. Their online resources contain the pest library as well as information on diseases, insects, and native plants for birdwatchers.
Taylor's Quality Landscape Supply currently has four locations. They have a garden center in Bluffton, SC and an office at 36 Cecil Reynolds Road, Bluffton, SC 29910. They also have an office at Chesapeake Bay Road Port Royal in Beaufort SC 29902. In Hilton Head, they are situated at 27 Old Wild Horse Rd, and SC 29926. They are also at 35A Coleman Blvd. in Pooler, GA 31322.
The locally-owned and operated company is known for its landscaping supplies and products that are available for all seasons and all applications. They provide landscape supplies including gravel, mulch, natural stone, soil and sand, decorative rock, bag products, and pine straw. They also supply garden decors such as statues, benches, tables, fountains, birdbaths, and fire pits. They also have different types of steppers, which include tabby, aggregate, parking bumper, splash blocks, and rail fence. Their garden is also open for clients who want to buy annuals or perennials, grasses, palms, shrubs, trees, citrus, and trailers.
"We exist to deliver quality products and services with an experience that invests in our family and community," the company's mission statement reads. The company likewise trusts on four pillars: community, service, products, and staff to achieve the ultimate 'I Can't Miss It Experience.’
Meanwhile, another treat for its customers is the 10 percent discount on all its products.
Taylor's Quality Landscape Supply's work is also recognized. In 2016, they won Business Of The Year and The Golden Oyster Award in Bluffton Business Awards. In the same year, they also grabbed their second Best Nursery trophy from The Sun Today Awards. Their first award was given to them in 2014. They also received the Best Landscape Display award during the 11th Annual Lowcountry Living Home & Garden Show.
To visit their garden center in Bluffton, SC, head to 36 Cecil Reynolds Road Bluffton, SC 29910. Their phone number is 843-705-2600.
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For more information about Taylor’s Quality Landscape Supply, contact the company here:
Taylor’s Quality Landscape Supply
Christa Lewis
843-705-2600
[email protected]
36 Cecil Reynolds Road Bluffton, SC 29910
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