After 148 years, Knoxville's Mayo Garden Center is closing both locations due to a lack of generational succession.

The family-owned business announced the decision on social media, citing changing business conditions and family circumstances.

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Mayo Garden Centers, one of Knoxville's oldest businesses, is closing its stores. The popular garden store opened in Knoxville nearly 150 years ago, founded by Daniel “D.R.” Mayo in 1878. Its regional ...

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After nearly a century and a half in business, Mayo Garden Centers is calling it quits. The family-owned Knoxville staple, whose roots go back to 1878, announced Wednesday that it will close both of ...

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Mayo Garden Center has been open since 1878 and has two locations: 4718 Kingston Pike and 9629 Kingston Pike.