Greenhouses unable to sell in Michigan under extended order, banking on May business

by Genevieve Grippo | Newschannel 3

Sun, April 12th 2020, 3:10 AM UTC

Rows of plants fill one of the greenhouses at Saunders Greenhouse in Kalamazoo on April 11, 2020. The business is unable to sell goods in Michigan under Gov. Whitmer's extended Stay Safe, Stay Home order, as they are considered to be non-essential goods. (WWMT/Gabe Balderramas)

Saunders Greenhouse is closed to Michigan business under Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's extended executive stay home order, which is set to end April 30, 2020. Under the order, plants and gardening items are considered to be non-essential goods. (WWMT/Gabriel Balderramas)

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Rows of plants fill one of the greenhouses at Saunders Greenhouse in Kalamazoo on April 11, 2020. The business is unable to sell goods in Michigan under Gov. Whitmer's extended Stay Safe, Stay Home order, as they are considered to be non-essential goods. (WWMT/Gabe Balderramas)

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