Tori Garden

Grower and garden shop producing hanging plants and seasonal flowers for garden customers in Myllykoski

Myllykoski, FinlandFounded 1992torigarden.fiWebsite technologies

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01

About Tori Garden

Tori Garden Oy grows hanging plants and seasonal flowers, including pansies and geraniums, and sells plants and other garden products through its garden shop. It also advises customers on plant selection and care.

The company is based in Myllykoski, Finland. Its registry founding date is 1992.

Product: Seasonal flowers, hanging plants and other garden products, sold through a garden shop.

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