With the holiday season in full swing, Growers Supply announces their largest savings of the year with the Black Friday Sale and the Cyber Monday Sale. The sales can be used on any of Growers Supply’s 30,000+ products.
The Black Friday Sale will run from Wednesday, November 22nd through Friday, November 24th, meaning customers can even get a head start prior to Black Friday. With this offer, customers can save $10 on their order of $100, $25 on their order of $200 and $75 on their order of $500 and over. With every Growers Supply purchase on Black Friday, customers will receive a free Multi-Tool.
Growers Supply’s largest offer of the year, the Cyber Monday Sale, will run the entire 24 hours of Monday, November 27th. This offer allows customers to receive 20% off their whole order with maximum savings of $250, excluding GrowSpan Greenhouse Structures and ClearSpan Fabric Structures.
For more information:
Growers Supply
800.476.9715
www.GrowersSupply.com
www.GrowSpan.com
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