If you're like most people, you first encountered a water garden at the home of a friend or neighbor. You heard the bubbling, rushing water. You saw the golden koi flashing below the surface and you had to have a backyard pond of your own.
Congratulations! You're about to take up a hobby that's giving pleasure to more and more people across the U.S. Plus, you've already given yourself the best possible start thanks to Fairfield Garden Center.
Opened in 1967, Fairfield Garden Center is one of the largest and most successful garden centers in New Jersey. Since 1988, Fairfield Garden Center has been the best water gardening center in the state and we've taken a lot of what we've learned about water gardening and put it on one great site.
Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions you may have. Our experts will be glad to help you.
We hope we can make this hobby fun, exciting, and easy! So browse, shop and learn.
Frank Fernicola Jr is 2007’s ANLA Retail Rising Star Frank is the third generation to work in the garden center and has been a student of new technology and new, innovative ways to retail to consumers.
He is currently enrolled in ANLA’s Garden Center University program. With the travel stipend provided by Today’s Garden Center, he will attend this year’s ANLA Retail Roadshow in Seattle, the Legislative Conference in Washington, D.C., and next year’s Management Clinic in Louisville.
LOCAL ORDINANCES Check with the zoning board to see what requirements you need to fullfill. Some localities may require a fence for a deep pool.
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Congratulations! You're about to take up a hobby that's giving pleasure to more and more people across the U.S. Plus, you've already given yourself the best possible start thanks to Fairfield Garden Center.
Frank is the third generation to work in the garden center and has been a student of new technology and new, innovative ways to retail to consumers. 
