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Taylor's Landscape Supply invests in their team member Jon Konrad by sending him to CDL driving school and provides him with a new Mack daycab semi truck. This investment not only helps Jon succeed, but also allows for more efficient and reliable service for customers. Read more about how investing in our team benefits everyone.

From shooting sporting clays together to working collaboratively on projects during business hours – we believe that investing in quality teamwork helps us serve the Lowcountry area better than ever before! Thanks for allowing us to help you WIN with your landscape. 

At Taylor's Landscape Supply, we understand the importance of a strong team. That's why for the 5th consecutive year, we will be closing our store locations for a day of learning, training, and team building. Our annual team building day is not only an opportunity for our team members to come together and bond, but also a chance for us to invest in the growth and development of our team. By equipping our team with the necessary skills and knowledge, we are better able to serve our communities and set ourselves up for success in the coming year. Join us as we unite for a stronger 2023!

Megan Shytle is the Beaufort store manager of Taylor's. Megan has always been interested in design and architecture and in 2021, she joined the Taylor's family and progressed to office manager. In her new role as store manager, she looks forward to continuing to serve customers with quality products and service.

Gerrick is getting on the job experience in learning about the garden center and greenhouse industry. He can’t wait to come back and report to his team and is already sharing key takeaways with them.

If you aren’t growing, you’re dying is the mentality here!  Stay tuned for more from Gerrick this month!

  Taylor's Landscape Supply is always on the lookout for methods to invest in our team members. Last week, for example, when Zack and Rob went to the EntreLeadership Summit in Orlando, it was clear that we were putting our money...