Why Us?

AHS is synonymous with horticultural hard goods on the west coast. We’ve been serving the green industry for over 40 years, providing great deals on quality products.

VALUES: Service * Purpose * Knowledge * Integrity

BASICS: AHS Basics are behaviors that define our expectations of one another which in turn create our public profile. Every communication, internal and external, must be guided by these Basic principles.

Listed below are bullet points AHS, Inc. developed for the purpose of strengthening relationships & developing strategic partnerships.

1. Prepare a realistic budget that incorporates up to date information regarding cost of raw materials, energy & freight in addition to the normal cost of living increases ie labor costs, workers comp, liability insurance, etc…

2. Develop and implement a strategic plan that defines the market; updates the product mix to respond to identified demand, & evaluates realistic revenue potential as compared to well defined cost of raw materials & other production/operational expenses.

3. Develop a strategic partnership with a reputable distributor of horticultural supplies that understands proper budgeting requirements & is able to assist in limiting price fluctuations during specified budgetary periods, thus eliminating unexpected, & therefore unbudgeted, increases to the cost of production.

MISSION STATEMENT:

“Become the preferred distributor amongst growers by way of partnership, superior customer service and dedication to provide the highest quality of products and services.”

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WHILE SUPPLIES LAST

Frost Cloth

  • Shielding crops from frost damage in late fall
  • Stimulating the growth of cool season annuals that are overwintered
  • Providing frost protection for crops in early spring
  • Inhibiting garden pests such as squirrels and insects from eating newly-sprouted seedlings
  • Shielding newly planted seeds from birds or other predators
  • Keeping soil moist to increase germination rates