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.

I have watched Arctic Organics grow the freshest, most pure (organically) products for more than 30…read moreyears. Apart from the owners being friendly, ethical, careful and fair, their produce is top notch, even world class. They are committed and caring employers, and many seasonal employees return the next year(s). A person can learn from them how to make their own gardens grow better, and their offerings in the winter are welcome splashes of taste and color in cold-weather soups and side dishes. Thanks AO for the years of superior root vegetables, fertilizer, herbs, greens and flowers. You're the best!

From the owner: Arctic Organics is a small scale family vegetable farm near Palmer, Alaska We produce premium…read morequality, pesticide-, GMO-, and chemical-free produce and practice sustainable farming techniques. We grow 100% of the produce we sell, use as many local resources as possible, and encourage a direct sustainable connection between farmers and consumers in our community.

Great staff. Gardening classes. So many choices!!! And did I mention an incredible team that…read moreprovided a wealth of information to us??? I would highly recommend popping in!!!

Great house plants. The owner is very kind. A place I will give my business to when getting plants.read more

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.

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!

At nearly $600 for two people, this farm dinner did not deliver a culinary or service experience…read morecommensurate with its premium price. There were genuine positives: the family and staff were warm, the musicians delightful, the tables beautifully styled, and the chef industrious and jovial. Nevertheless, the appetizers were sparse, the wine selection modest, and there was no table water or coffee service. No one asked whether we needed anything, and the meal was essentially buffet-style and self-service. As a Louisiana-raised woman who knows her way around fried chicken, I found the principal offering decidedly underwhelming. The event had not sold out when my fiancé and I were contacted at the last minute. We accepted and paid full price. Her subsequent correspondence nevertheless conveyed the peculiar impression that our attendance had somehow been a favor extended to us. We were paying customers--not complimentary guests--and I found that attitude difficult to comprehend. Even so, the disappointing dinner alone would not have prompted this review. Afterward, having already contributed many hours of professional photography that the farm used in its marketing, I proposed an entirely philanthropic collaboration. I offered, without compensation, my photography, editing, curating, exhibition design, installation, time, resources, and labor to create temporary displays of large-format floral art within the farm's existing dinner-event space. The artwork could be sold or auctioned, with proceeds above production costs benefiting charitable causes that we would select together in advance. I expected either interest or a gracious "No, thank you." Instead, the owner responded, "how presumptuous of you," and said the proposal added to her "already overflowing plate"--despite my explicit offer to undertake the work myself. She was unquestionably entitled to decline. What disheartened me was the unnecessarily castigating and demeaning manner in which a sincere offer of generosity was received. Her response struck me as profoundly ungracious, disproportionate to the facts of my original email, and dismissive of the considerable time, professional effort, and resources I had offered in good faith. Philanthropy creates no obligation, but an offer of service should not invite rebuke. I left disappointed by the dinner. I was considerably more disheartened by the treatment I received afterward as a former full-paying customer. Unless and until there is a genuine understanding about respectful treatment, I will neither do business with nor otherwise support this farm.

From the owner: Seasonal Charming Cut Flower Farm located right off the Glenn Hwy. We grow Dahlias, Sweetpeas,…read moreSunflowers and 34 other cut flower varieties for Flower Stand, Farmers Market, Elopements and Events.

Forget about the garden centers at a big box store. Go to Faltz!!! Beautiful plants, trees,…read moreshrubs, hardscape items, and so on. Acres, in fact. Great staff, reasonable prices, and everything healthy and obviously well cared for. A hidden gem!!!!

Go anywhere but here. There's an older grey/blonde haired lady that works here (I believe one of…read morethe owners). She was extremely rude when a worker needed help. I had a question about whether they carried particular plants and the young gal at the counter didn't know the answer. The older blonde lady seemed like helping was out of her league. Nobody knew a thing at the counter and instead of trying to help, she just said no we don't have what you're looking for and continued talking to an older dark haired lady. When I asked her where I might find the plants I wanted, she said she didn't know. Then just kept talking it up. Then they started talking Spanish while looking at me. Talk about rude. Bells Nursery and Mile 5.2 Greenhouse had what I wanted and were so much nicer. Not only that, but everyone looked disheveled at Falz. Like they had been through a battle and just woke up. No thank you.