About

Attleboro Farms was founded in 1975. With two hundred dollars and the desire to become truly independent, Ray Aubin began a farm and seed supply business (at the current site of Showcase Cinemas on route 1 in North Attleboro) immediately following college.

Servicing the farms in the ’70′s was quite a challenge in itself. It became evident that we had to package some type of value-added component to our offering or we could not compete and be profitable going forward. As a result, we began growing and selling plants for homes and gardens.

As the agrarian segment declined and our rural vistas became single-family houses, we saw an opportunity to service more fully a different market demographic. We already sold plants and fertilizers to local farms, so it was not much of a leap to enter the homeowner/landscaper market.

The current focus has shifted over the years to a full service, top quality garden center. Although we have seen dramatic changes in the retail environment, we are fortunate to have made appropriate adjustments that have helped us retain our competitive edge. We know you, our customers, and have worked diligently to communicate with you. This communication has helped us build strong relationships.

After 32 years of successful ownership, Ray and Judy Aubin and family entered into an agreement to transition Attleboro Farms to their son Gregory and Kris Kieon of Total Lawn and Landscape, headquartered in North Attleboro, MA.

Commenting on the proposed transaction, Kris Kieon, President of Total Lawn Care, said, “We are truly excited to add Attleboro Farms to our portfolio of companies and welcome its outstanding employees to the team. Attleboro Farms maintains the same high quality reputation with its customers that we have earned with our customers in the landscape services business. Attleboro Farms will continue to be led by Greg Aubin as Chief Executive Officer.”

Backed by K & G Enterprises, we can move forward knowing that our customers can expect the same first-rate products and services that they have been accustomed to receiving for many years. In addition, our employees will continue to have a great place to work as we will continue to operate the same facility in the same community that we have in the past.

12 Comments (+add yours?)

  1. Jean
    May 11, 2011 @ 16:00:32

    Hi,

    I am desperately looking for viney black eyed susans. Yellow and orange.

    I need enough plants to fill 4 flower boxes 10″ X 30″. They will hang from a second floor deck rail. My seeds rotted and the colors are perfect for my deck.

    Can you help? thank you

    Reply

  2. Liz
    Jun 09, 2011 @ 14:50:55

    Hi: I am looking for a bunch of fresh flowers to create a flower arrangment with. Do you carry fresh flowers in bulk? Thanks!

    Reply

    • Attleboro Farms
      Jun 23, 2011 @ 16:06:37

      Sorry Liz, we don’t carry cut flowers, a local florist might be able to help, we’ve worked with Nolan’s and The Black Opal, both in North Attleboro,
      good luck with your search !
      Greg

      Reply

  3. Bonnie Legendre
    Apr 22, 2012 @ 08:25:52

    I am love working in my yard and try to work with companies that have military discount. As a widow of a Vietnam vet it is important to me. Do you offer military discounts?
    thank you,
    Bonnie

    Reply

    • Attleboro Farms
      Apr 23, 2012 @ 14:29:55

      We offer a 10 percent discount on regularly priced plant material to all active, reserve, retired or disabled veterans and their family members with a valid military ID

      Reply

  4. Louise Cote
    Jun 13, 2012 @ 15:50:11

    Hi! I have a new plant that sprung up in my yard. I don’t know what the heck it is, and there’s no really good plant identifier on the web. It’s got bluish furry leaves that come from a central stalk, no flowers, and gets taller by the week. If I bring a picture by, do you think you could identify it?

    Reply

  5. Lynn
    Apr 11, 2013 @ 11:21:52

    What do you have in the way of pest control products, specifically ants / flies.

    Reply

    • Attleboro Farms
      Apr 16, 2013 @ 15:56:30

      Most of our insect control products are for the lawn and garden, we do have a product called home insect control, labelled for indoor use, effective against ants and flies.

      Reply

  6. robert bishop
    Apr 28, 2013 @ 20:21:31

    I have bare spots on my lawn. want to add top soil to these spots and re seed the whole lawn. what would it cost to deliver 3 yds. soil to my house. I live in attleboro. .

    Reply

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