DeQuasie's Greenhouse

DeQuasie's Greenhouse Formerly known as Collett's in Belpre, Bill and Shauna DeQuasie (owners) have re-opened the houses. We are the largest local provider of NON-GMO plants!
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With 30+ years of experience growing plants and growing up in the greenhouse business, Bill DeQuasie grows the area's top quality plants at an affordable price! We do not use any growth retardants and are pesticide FREE! Our plants are individually hand transplanted with the best of care by our close-knit staff to ensure you know what you are getting! The first DeQuasie's greenhouses were located

on Emerson Ave. in Parkersburg (below Hardee's) and was run by Glenn DeQuasie (Bill's father), who started out working for Dudley's. He then opened and ran his own greenhouses for 47 years, which opened in 1929 and closed in 1976. DeQuasie's greenhouse is family owned and operated.

Address

1414 Washington Boulevard
Belpre, OH
45714

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm

Telephone

(304) 488-5617

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With 30+ years of experience growing plants and growing up in the greenhouse business, Bill DeQuasie grows the area's top quality plants at an affordable price! We are the largest local provider of NON-GMO plants! We do not use any growth retardants and are pesticide FREE! Our plants are individually hand transplanted with the best of care by our close-knit staff to ensure you know what you are getting! “From our green thumb to yours”. The first DeQuasie's greenhouses were located on Emerson Ave. in Parkersburg (below Hardee's) and was run by Glenn DeQuasie (Bill's father), who started out working for Dudley's. He then opened and ran his own greenhouses for 47 years, which opened in 1929 and closed in 1976. DeQuasie's greenhouse is family owned and operated.