Home Decor in Forest City, NC

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  1. 184 West Trade Street, Forest City NC 28043

    4.9 Superb 81 reviews

    “Family owned been in business for many years. Very healthy beautiful plants.They have trees, flowers, vegetables, bushes,fruits. They make huge hanging baskets. Much better quality plants then the chain stores. The owners are very knowledgeable and friendly. They make sure you know how to care for your plants. I love going to Horns at Christmas. Huge selection of unusual Christmas ornaments. Live Christmas tree’s and wreaths.”

  2. 121 E Main St, Forest City NC 28043

    4.7 Superb 30 reviews

    “Love Harrill & Harrill ❤️ My Mom and I found so many home decorating items today !! Candle holders, soaps, flowers, and my fav …the flameless candles in all sizes and colors yay !!?️❤️ Oh and my blue hydrangeas are GAWGEOUS that my sweet Mama got me!! ?”

  3. 2410 US-221, Forest City NC 28043

    4.4 Superb 36 reviews

    “Can't find a better assistance to help you find a building that's right for me I found I went to mayse manufacturers for the second time the first building was just as good as this one I just bought appreciate the gentleman to help me can't get a better assistance than those people there to help you with your new or what you're looking for I'll highly recommend you're checking them out it's maze manufacturing company off of highway 221 good honest people”

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