With the huge recommendation from my son... I headed to this fabulous indoor plant nursery in…read moreArvada.... Family owned with an extensive selection of reasonably priced and unique plants. The staff is so helpful with suggestions and recommendations. They are also available after your purchase to facetime you if you are having any issues with your little newbie plants. There were so many options it was hard to decide and did I say, the prices are beyond reasonable ... The green house is so fun to wander around...I had a hard time picking just one...Oh yeah, don't forget to meet the talking birds. My first purchase was 3 planters to hold my selections. A beautiful purple ceramic and 2 new planters for my outdoor plants next year. The purple beauty went perfectly with my new plant.... see the picture. She seems happy in her new home too. If you need a new plant to feed your sole.... head to Little Eden and I'm sure you will find the perfect fit.

Little Eden is truly a sanctuary in Colorado for plants. They have anything and everything there it…read moreseems. They are extremely competitive with plant stores around town and in denver. In the past, during the winter they've even had 50% off of everything awesome! I've gotten a few plants from them that have thrived. A pitcher plant, monstera adonsonii, pink princess and a cactus All of which are still going very strong!! The greenhouse is amazing and a plant wonderland. If you can definitely try to make it out there to Little Eden!

Echter's is a large-scale nursery, garden center, and patio store, unfortunately somewhat far away…read morefrom me as it is way up in Arvada from my central Denver location. I do stop by from time-to-time, though. It dates back to 1959, so hitting 67 years now in 2026. They offer a comprehensive collection of trees and shrubs; fruit trees and shrubs; rose bushes; perennial flowers and grasses; annual flowers; container gardens/hanging baskets; vegetables; herbs; indoor plants and tropicals; seeds and bulbs; fertilizers; mulches; pots; planters; weed, pest, and animal control; gardening products and tools; garden decor; bird feeding; home decor and gifts; and holiday decorations. Services include delivery, planting, and a team of plant doctors expert in identification, disease, and pests. The Web site is, unfortunately, very dated and only formatted for a large-screen device. It does not contain a full stock inventory, but only general information. This facility is large, well-stocked and well-organized. There's a very nice parking lot with lots of room. The staff is helpful. I would say, after some comparative shopping, that the prices are generally very high.

My daughter wanted to get houseplants and I went with her to check out this nursery. It's a heckuva…read moredrive from southeast Aurora, but my daughter felt their prices were more reasonable than Tagawas. I did find some great plants and soil and fertilizer. The man at checkout was very kind as were the employees we saw throughout the nursery. I'd love to come back in early summer to check out their vegetables. One note: I did notice a large amount of fungus gnats everywhere. Eww.

Yet again our yard hangs on due to wonderful plants and advice from Giambrocco and sons and from…read morethe son who handles Boulder. So many people just call it Kerry' but he has lots of help. We were a while back and picked a sturdy bigger pot of something else that was more hardy than new grown zinnias and just the one pot so we could keep in in the timer mower shed in the yard until a good weather stretch for planting. We saw Zinnias but Kerry and we decided we would let them cover and protect until after the freeze and possible snow. He knew the risk ms and we sure did too having been in Boulder 52 years. We went back today, a gorgeous spring day of a holiday weekend and purchase a whole flat. A woman helped us find the right variety and took us to the extra pay stations set up. We came home and planted immediately into the already prepared raid garden container that we had put in last fall when the tree in that location was removed for wildfire mitigation we need around here. Since it's hard to get good froth of anything immediately above a stump, even one ground down at least 8" , it seemed a perfect spot for a raised container garden. If all goes well and none of the wildlife in west Boulder eat my plants, I'll post an update when they bloom.

Giambrocco has a great selection of plants The pricing is really affordable and the service is…read more enthusiastic. Since discovering them, we drive across town every year to buy plants there.

Front Range is officially my FAVORITE garden center in Colorado! I've been to a few and can spend a…read moresolid two hours here, specifically shopping for houseplants, which are 30% off throughout the month of January. Going to visit as many times as I can. They have such a wide variety of plants, all of which look so healthy and well cared for. Love chatting with the staff, who are all so helpful. There's also a balanced selection of plantcare supplies. Absolute heaven as I search for lush additions to my home!

Gorgeous fun stuff for your yard! Staff very helpful! Need to go when it's bogo as flowers are now…read morevery expensive

I was looking for some plants for the south side of my house in Golden, CO. My new xeriscape had…read morereplaced all my sod with rock. I wanted to add some interest so that I wouldn't have just rock everywhere, but this south side of the house has no drip line. Perhaps some cacti and other southwestern plants would be appropriate? I made my way down to the local nursery and found this cute potato cactus. Rather than the typical plastic stick with planting instructions, the plastic stick found in the little plant casing said www.coldhardycactus.com. I went to this website to see how to plant and care for this cutie, and lo and behold--an entire cactus website run out of a location right down the road in Lakewood, Colorado! They sell quite a variety of cacti, yucca, agave, all the southwestern plants you might find in a desert environment, carefully studied and developed to be cold hardy for Colorado. I promptly scheduled an in-person tour of the plants, which you can do online. When I arrived, Kelly, a horticulturalist, showed me around the yard and greenhouses and told me about all the plants that he grows. He knows absolutely everything about them, and loves to convey his knowledge about their origination, hybridizations, and ability to withstand our environs in planting zones 4, 5, 6, etc. My house resides in zone 5. Based on Kelly's guidance and my own taste in plants, I walked away with a combination of cacti and succulents; from your traditional spiny cacti to beautiful flowering gentle varieties with smoother paddles. With my brown thumb, and the little 1.5-2" pots, I was wary about their outcome. However, you can see below the pictures that I took in May, 2025. They survived beautifully, and in fact are thriving! I have to admit that the succulents did not make it through the winter. I suspect I did not provide enough water for them after planting, or maybe the site just isn't right, but I couldn't be more happy and proud of the many cacti that are happy in my yard. In one year, some have at least doubled in size! I recently paid Kelly another visit this fall, and purchased some yuccas and agaves this time to fill in some holes in my landscape. I have some pictures below of these babies. I'm excited about the prospect of a southwestern cactus garden in my south yard! If you have want to add a little bit of interest to your yard with an unusual touch, or even just want to create an indoor cactus/succulent arrangement, I highly highly recommend visiting ColdHardyCactus.com. If you live in the Denver metro area you can pick them up from Kelly, but he also ships them anywhere.

If you're a cactus lover like myself, but live in climates known to freeze, then buying from Cold…read moreHardy Cactus is the answer! The selection- varieties across all genus species. The sizes- from compact to huge. The colors- non-blooming to show-stoppers. The knowledge- zones, growth, care. The prices- incredibly affordable for such rarity! I live in Austin, TX which is nearly perfect for all types of cacti, but we do experience the occasional freeze (like this week ), but these cacti are one less worry I have when protecting all my cold-tender plants. I planted my selections around November and they had plenty of time to root since we stay pretty warm until January. Excited to see what the spring holds for new growth and I'll certainly be adding to my in-ground collections!

Awesone company. Beautifully cared for plants...never those "forgot to water" flowers. Patty is…read morethe original owner and never fails to amaze me with her dedication to her business and her community.

Great, small business and they are wonderful with the selection of plants and other supplies. I…read morelove supporting small businesses and my plants look beautiful in the spring and summer. I also like the fact that they welcome back the plastic pot so they will reuse them and they don't go into the landfill.

I bought my house in 2007. The landscaping was dominated by Home Depot plants unsuitable for the…read moresoil and the climate. I have propagated my yard with plants from Harlequin's Gardens. The offerings of xeric-suitable, native shrubs like golden current and sand cherry support pollinators in the spring and birds in the summer. If lilacs are more your thing, they have them. And so do I :-) . I plant my annual garden with tomatoes, tomatillos, peppers, eggplants, and other delights propagated for Harlequin's Gardens. Best of all, by shopping there, I am supporting a local family-owned business that cares about this community. If in doubt about the suitability of a plant for your soil, exposure, or watering pattern, chat it out with Mikl or any one of his employees to bring home the right green buddies for your property. In the end, you will have plants that thrive with proper care instead of blowing money on plants more suitable for other climate zones.

I bought 20 plants that would survive my south facing front yard. 4 of them died. I am disappointed…read morebecause they were not cheap to buy nor replace.

April 16, 2026 Spring has sprung - the grass has riz - i wonder where the birdies is! we are not…read moreout of the woods yet but spring hopefully is just around the corner. this is one of my top two nurseries in town. i followed Abner's here when they closed and have not been disappointed. the plants are like no others found in town - so much color. thank you so much for sharing with the rest of us and i wish you nothing but continued success. see you as soon as the storm passes. karen

Great local community business with quality products and knowledgeable team. Ed helped me consider…read moreoptions to improve our clay soil. They carry Fox Farms products and it was the only location in the Denver area where I could find SeaCoast Compost.