Can you buy non-food (non-essential) items at Costco, Target or Walmart??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes, unless you're in Michigan

The only thing you weren't able to buy in Michigan was gardening items. That's now rescinded and we can buy all the mulch we like.

What??!?

Why the heck did Michigan ban gardening items??!?

Curious about this too. What's the story here?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes, unless you're in Michigan

The only thing you weren't able to buy in Michigan was gardening items. That's now rescinded and we can buy all the mulch we like.

What??!?

Why the heck did Michigan ban gardening items??!?

Curious about this too. What's the story here?

They didn’t want people lingering in the stores buying gardening or home improvement items, just grab food and get out. While it was (and still is *sigh*) too cold to garden outside, plenty of people start their seedlings inside right now. Not to mention buy landscape disposal bags for spring cleanup, etc. The order was rescinded because it was asinine.