I still stand by five stars after almost a year, even though there are more products in the store…read morethat are not Alaska made. Admittedly, it was a bittersweet feeling... Azure products are phenomenal, so I can't fault them for carrying them, especially since, from what I could tell, they were items like whole grains for milling at home and that's just not really an option to find locally sourced in Alaska. There appeared to be several other fruits & vegetables that were not from their farm, but I'm still a HUGE fan and will continue to not only shop there but also recommend them every chance I get!

got milk?! get your alaska griwn organic milk in glass…read morecontainers here!!! love bushes bunches! great produce, whole grain berries , milk, cheese, etc. as much alaska grown as possible!! boycott chain grocery's shop local!! shop bushes bunches!!!!

Have you been to the Alaska State Fair and seen all the record-breaking GIANT veggies that Scott…read moreRobb grows?! Well...he and his wife run this greenhouse. They have a beautiful 12 yr old clematis right inside the door (not for sale but so pretty when it blooms) as well as a great selection of bedding plants, perennials, herbs, & veggies. They also do pre-order hanging baskets that are amazing - but I've heard they have a waiting list and pretty much someone has to "will you" their spot on the list - they're that popular. This year they have the citronella geraniums that are great for keeping the mosquitos away. Their prices are in line with all of the other nurseries and greenhouses around the Valley. And if you compare the price and quality with Fred's or Walmart, the local greenhouses have such better plants. They're not out too early in the elements, over sunned, or lacking water & care. The plants I've gotten here the last several years have been great.

If you want great quality plants, fantastic service and the best advice in the valley; look no…read morefurther. The Colony Greenhouse is a family owned operation located right across the Glenn from The State Fairgrounds. What we don't start we pick-up at Colony Greenhouse. Shop early because they will sell completely out of everything if you wait too long.

Really disappointing experience using a Groupon here. I have been buying plants here for years…read more(probably at least 5) but I'm done now. I won't be back. The Groupon they put out seemed like it would be a good deal. It said right on the certificate it wasn't good for sale items. Not usually a problem. Like I said, I've been shopping here for years, and I know they don't usually have anything at all on "sale" until the end of June. Well not this year. She decided to make most everything (ok, not veggies or trees, and not the $12-15 plants) "on sale" the day they opened. Another employee even confirmed that. Not to mention she jacked the prices at least $2 on everything, and then marked them down. I had also purchased another Groupon for my mom as part of her mother's day gift, so between us we had 2 Groupons to use. Nearly impossible. If I had been able to return the Groupon and gotten my money back I would have. Not only was it hard to find something to buy that wasn't on sale, she wouldn't honor the groupon at the pop-up tent shop she has in Palmer because, and I quote "we have to go online to redeem those Groupons and someone could print one and use it in Palmer and then come here and use it again and we wouldn't know." The owner's explanation of the sale prices to me was "we don't make enough money on the plants that are marked on sale if we honored those with the groupon." Well guess what? That money you got from Groupon was the last money you will ever get from me. I'm done. I hope the Groupon brought her lots of new customers because I'm sure I'm not the only dissatisfied (now former) customer.

Cute little plant/coffee shop and lounge. Friendly staff. A great place in Palmer, AK to relax and…read morefind inexpensive gifts for friends/family. The Mat-Su valley's response to Anchorage's That Feeling Co.

I was waiting for someone to get ice cream next door and thought I would check it out…read more Adorable!!! This store is so great! My favorite was the tiny plants in the painted pots, tiny like the size of a quarter. Very cute! The staff was so friendly and the store was full of amazing plants. I wish I lived near this place so I could get a few plants for my house. On top of cool plants, they offer drinks. Coffee and infused drinks like Lavender London Fog. Space, staff, prices, and selection all seemed top notch! Highly recommend!

I had a great visit at this nursery. They had a lot of plants and trees that grow well in Alaska…read more If your looking for a good greenhouse in the valley, this is an excellent stop. 5 stars.

The scene was "booze and books."…read more I mean, how does one not go to an event marketed as such? And then we arrived at this farm we had never heard of. Parked in what felt like someone's front yard. Walked past a bunch of antique farm equipment and a couple green houses to a boxcar situated on a slight rise above a field complete with a tractor turning up hay. (See pics) The boxcar was outfitted with a bathroom, sink, paintings, and a kegerator. They even had a Black Spruce Kolsch I'd never heard of. Lemony and vanilla and DELICIOUS! From the boxcar we walked onto a sunny deck with a host of umbrellas, tables, and chairs and what must have been 40 or 50 people. And books, of course! (Yay, Fireside!) And my instinct said, "why haven't I ever heard of this place? It's gotta have a YELP account." (Spoiler: it didn't) Looked it up on Google and discovered a very tasteful and simple website. Apparently it's available for events (like booze and books) and operates twice weekly as a farmer's market. Definitely coming back for the market!

What a beautiful place to stop. Traveling north and south on Parks Hiway, this is a family farm…read morethat includes sale of vegetables grown in a 12 week season in Summer. There is a beer tasting Raul's car/ tasting room. Also a Bed and Breakfast. Part of the historical Roosevelt New Deal, this family was a part of the incentive to come out from Wisconsin and live and grow a farm full of produce. Stay 3 years and the land becomes yours. Three generations Dave and Michelle Church are still there and show you what is unique to Alaska gardening! Root beer was amazing and I got a beautiful Amethyst necklace.