Sending Bouquets of Roses to Harvest, AL

The City of Harvest is located in Madison County with a population of close to 6,000. The city experienced its initial growth and development in the early 1900s after the construction and commencement of a rail line southward of the town in Tennessee. The city was located between the railway terminus in Capshaw and Toney.

The Nashville, Chattanooga & St Louis Railway were the initial operators in the area; they ended their operations in 1929, they packed up their rail line and transferred the right of way to city administrators, and today it is called the "Old Railroad Bed Road". The city has different public services that serve the community to ensure residents and businesses enjoy good public amenities and live well. The Harvest-Monrovia Water and Sewer Authority provides water for the town by maintaining large tanks and a water treatment facility.

Also, law and order are maintained in the town by the Madison County Sheriff's Department while the Harvest Volunteer Fire Department is available to handle fire disasters and respond to emergency calls in the event of natural disasters, etc., They have 3 stations for their operations. In appreciation of the efforts of the Fire department Volunteers and the Sheriff's department that are working to keep the community safe, beautiful, and well-arranged flowers and fruit baskets can be delivered to them. Avas Flowers offers fast delivery of flowers to the city at affordable prices.

Business in the City

Furthermore, the construction industry provides a lot of jobs in the city. In the year 2003 alone more than 650 new residential homes were built in the community and adjacent Monrovia community. It is also home to a lot of small and medium-sized businesses. Retail trade is continually expanding with the construction of new restaurants and retail stores due to increasing residential growth. Businesses in the area have a wide reach as they are serving nearby towns namely Limestone County and Madison County.

The Madison County School System handles several schools in the community such as the Sparkman High School with close to 2,000 students and the Sparkman Ninth Grade School. The Huntersville Madison County Public Library maintains a public library on Allen Drake Drive close to Phillips Park. In conclusion, the opening of the $2.3billion Mazda Toyota Manufacturing plant in 2021 close to the city will have a ripple effect on the town's economy as the plant is set to create more than 4,000 jobs.