Altum’s to open roadside stand as stepping stone to new Zionsville location

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5 thoughts on “Altum’s to open roadside stand as stepping stone to new Zionsville location

  1. Kurt, did you try contacting Fehsenfeld to see what plans they have for this site? A prime spot with high visibility, I hope it doesn’t sit empty and fall into decay.

  2. I just bought plants today. I went to pick them out in person. Who wants to buy their fall mums and spring geraniums online? This doesn’t make sense, but they must have gotten good money for the land.

  3. Sad to see the changes in generational businesses like Altums and Sundown Gardens. The “do it for me generation” truly is deteriorating our society. Yep, guess I am “get off my lawn” guy but there is much to be said about family/small businesses, WORKING for a living and knowing HOW to actually work, fix, build….all the best to the Altum family on the next phase!

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