From its headquarters in Twinsburg, Ohio, The HC Companies manufactures horticultural planters and pots for commercial growers, retailers, and home gardeners. The company brings together multiple legacy growing-container brands and operates production facilities across North America, including a Canadian closed-loop water-recycling facility for its fiber containers. Its sustainable offerings include USDA BioPreferred-certified products, including fiber containers with verified biobased content.
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GrowscapeBorn from the merger of The HC Companies and Classic Home & Garden, Growscape makes horticultural containers for commercial growers, nurseries, retailers and home gardeners. Its portfolio combines production-ready pots with decorative garden containers, including sustainable fiber products and designs built for automated handling. The company also operates a roughly 1.2-million-square-foot manufacturing and distribution campus in Middlefield, Ohio, and reports that its plastic containers average more than 50% recycled content.TWINSBURG, OH
Haviland Plastic ProductsFrom its Haviland, Ohio facility, Haviland Plastic Products makes nursery containers for the horticulture industry, including containers formed from recycled plastic. The company has spent more than 30 years refining its recycling process, diverting tens of millions of pounds of plastic waste from landfills each year. Its environmental approach also extends to an in-house energy facility, where food waste is converted to methane and wind turbines help supply the plant’s electricity.HAVILAND, OH
Landmark PlasticFamily-owned and manufacturing in Akron since 1984, Landmark Plastic makes horticultural containers and related products through thermoforming, injection molding, and extrusion. Its 200,000-square-foot facility supports custom product development from design and in-house tooling through production, while a closed-loop system internally recycles more than 10 million pounds of plastic each year.AKRON, OH
Good Earth Horticulture, IncSince 1958, family-owned Good Earth Horticulture has grown from a retail nursery into a producer and distributor of horticultural products, including professional growing media and garden soils. Based in Lancaster, New York, the company operates 10 production facilities across the United States and Canada, harvesting Canadian sphagnum peat in New Brunswick and composting bark at sites across the country. Good Earth also continues the Hoffman garden-products line acquired in 1999.LANCASTER, NY