“Copia” means Abundant, and here at Copia Home and Garden
we want to help you enjoy all that Nature bestows, naturally.
We are the owners of Copia Home & Garden, a family-owned and operated garden center proudly serving Westchester and Fairfield counties. Conveniently located five miles north of the Merritt Parkway in the community of South Salem on the border of New Canaan, Copia offers a warm welcome with friendly, knowledgeable staff ready to help with planning, inspiration, and seasonal garden care throughout the fall.
Autumn is one of our favorite times in the garden. Cooler days make it easier to get outside, refresh tired beds, add seasonal color, plant for the months ahead, and enjoy the changing landscape. Whether you are looking for ideas for containers, fall planting, garden cleanup, or ways to add more interest to your landscape, Copia is here to help you make the most of the season.
When you visit, be sure to speak with us. We are both graduates of Cornell’s horticultural program and enjoy helping customers make thoughtful choices that support healthy, beautiful gardens. Fall is also a great time to step back, see what worked well this year, and start thinking about what you may want to improve next season.
Copia in Latin means abundant, and we embrace that spirit every day. Our goal is to help your gardens thrive abundantly and to celebrate all the color, texture, and beauty that fall brings.
Peter and Jenn Cipriano ~ Copia, gardening to enjoy nature’s bounty.
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Thursday 8-5; Friday 8-5; Saturday 8-5; Sunday 9-4
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