Plant Development Services Inc.
Street address:
17325 County Road 68
Loxley, AL 36551
Mailing:
17325 County Road 68
Loxley, AL 36551-3201
Admission:
Unknown
You can’t just walk into the Plant Development Services Incorporated (PDSI) in Loxley looking to purchase a few plants because it is a wholesale only company devoted to researching, developing, and selling new and improved plant varieties, such as the Encore AzaleaTM hybrids. The Encore AzaleaTM blooms twice a year, with greater duration than your typical azalea.
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