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Botany Tropicals Growing to Second Location in Princeton

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Photo courtesy Botany Tropicals Facebook page

PRINCETON W.Va. (Hinton News) – West Virginia Hive client — Botany Tropicals — is hosting a grand opening and ribbon cutting at noon on Thursday, Nov. 16 to celebrate its second retail location at 749 Mercer Street in Princeton. Its initial store is located in Hinton. 

Owners Jordan Casey and Steven Jones are inviting the public to the grand opening ceremony –after which guests will be able to tour the store and enjoy refreshments.

“We couldn’t be more excited to give the public a peek behind the curtain at Botany Tropicals,” said Jones. “Our second location will allow us to reach even more plant-loving people with the amazing products, classes, Do It Yourself Terrarium Bar, and education that our beloved Hinton store has been offering, while also adding some awesome new surprises and classes.” 

Sam Lusk, Director of the Princeton Economic Development Authority, in conjunction with the Princeton Chamber of the Two Virginias, has helped Botany Tropics co-owners facilitate their opening in Princeton. Lusk is also working closely with the small business to pursue a grant to enhance the business façade.

WV Hive senior business advisor Mary Legg said, “Jordan and Steven knew a second location would allow them to reach more customers and expand their offerings. Thursday’s grand opening represents yet another important step towards making Botany Tropicals everything they have dreamed it could be, and they can’t wait to share it with the public.” 

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