Vereens Stores Inc.

04/16/2026

Vereens Stores Inc.

02/26/2026

1st batch of Bonnie plants in at Vereens Longs! Herbs, strawberries, cabbage, collards, broccoli, and tomatoes.

02/23/2026

Are you ready? We have some plain and some painted decorative feeders, and clear nectar.

HUMMINGBIRD LOVERS GET READY! The great hummingbird migration has just started...with several sightings already along the Gulf Coast. You'll start to see even more into March across the Southeast and will continue to spread north through May. Get those hummingbird feeders out!

02/20/2026

Taters' are in at Vereens Longs ! Seed potatoes in red, white, and gold. We also have onions, peas, and all other early crop seeds. Plants should be in early March.

02/10/2026

02/10/2026

Vereens Longs now selling colored mulch; red, brown, and black - 2 cubic foot bags.

01/26/2026

Let's have some fun with this this week, please share your vacation with pets pics! All animals welcome!

01/19/2026

Make Vereens your go to local store. From lawn and garden supply and help, to pet supply and feed, to hardware and tasty treats like flavored pistachios and local honey; Vereens has you covered.

01/16/2026

We have a great repellent that deters both moles and voles, and many deterrents for moles.

Did you know? Moles and voles are not the same thing! You can use the beginning letter of their name to help you remember the difference…

Voles eat vegetables.
Moles eat meat.

VOLES
Voles are small rodents with tiny ears, small dark eyes, and short tails. They look quite similar to field mice.

Since voles are vegetarians, they rely on plants to provide them with nutrients. Their preferred foods include the bark of thin-barked trees and shrubs.

Voles can cause significant damage to landscape plants and turf in late winter and early spring.
If you notice plants dying with gnawed off roots, you likely have voles.

Voles create tunnels, but they generally make “runways” through turf and flowerbeds. The exterior holes to their tunnels are typically the size of golf balls.

MOLES
Moles have beak-like noses, no visible ears, and paddle-like front feet with large claws.

They also have very poor eyesight and are sensitive to light, which is why they spend so much time digging holes underground.

At a distance, they look like mice. However, they are more closely related to shrews and bats than rodents.

Moles are carnivores and primarily feed on bugs and insects found in the soil. In their attempt to find food, they create easily identifiable tunnels.

Even though moles may be beneficial in controlling lawn insects, many people find them destructive to landscaping and want them removed. Trapping and biological control are the two most promising methods of managing mole and vole damage.

Our friends at Alabama Extension have a great article about how to effectively control moles and voles. Read it here: https://ow.ly/arZT50XTx4C

01/13/2026

New year, new shirts! We're ready for a busy growing season at Vereens Longs!
Don't worry, the kids aren't child laborers- they were just so excited to be included in the new shirt giving!

01/07/2026

Now offering 40% off on hunting supply at Longs location; cob corn, plot seeds, liquid attractant, camo burlap, salts.
Also- as plot seed sales have been very unpredictable and slower we would appreciate any requests for spring seeds be put in now- we will not be ordering much without requests, thank you.