The plants, pottery, and people are all wonderful. Favorite plant store in Denver. They always have…read morenew plants coming in and offer support/advice when my plants are struggling.

This is such a fun space with beautiful plants and cool plant-adjacent gifts and accessories. The…read morestaff was super friendly. It's a great place to check out if you're a tourist as well because the surrounding space is also very cool with the schoolyard restaurant and outdoor seating.

There are new owners, since the original owner of Welby gardens that grew all the Hardy Boy plants…read moreretired and sold his production facility and this garden shop. The new owners are not the same, and noticed bugs, bugs and more bugs on almost every plant I picked up. I asked where they get their plants and they wouldn't answer me. I think they are buying poor quality plants and charging the Hardy Boy prices. Good luck with that! I spoke with the staff and they admitted that they are having a fungal nat problem. I couldn't find one plant that didn't have bugs when checking the stems. Lots of stressed out plants too. Will never come back. Sorry. Too bad since it's a cute store and even shopping at the old location.

Unfortunately I had a small hiccup with a purchase, but when I called the store manager, she…read morerectified the situation immediately. I absolutely compliment her on correcting the issue without hesitation. The store itself is loaded to the brim with beautiful plants and every accessory you could need. I've never seen such a selection that fun pots in every color you can imagine, watering cans galore and cute garden accessories. Really they have everything you'd want in a garden center. The place is quite far from my home but I'm glad I found County Fair Garden Center, and willl make a stop there anytime I'm in that part of town. Shop local.

The bronze petal, another place I was apparently destined for. I got here not by plane train or car…read morebut by fate. I put the cliff notes of the journey in my neon cowboy review which is across the street so I'm gonna spare you the details and get to the point. I step outside the coffee shop, press the button to cross the street and straight ahead THE BRONZE PETAL OPEN. And I remember I've been here before! It's a plant shop and I came in the winter a few years ago. We got a plant back then and honestly that plant is dead because of me. Well suddenly I realize two things Im looking for: redemption and a roommate. im taking a break from the animal kingdom so I was like you know what I bet the bronze petal will have the perfect roommate solution. Redemption for the past, I can tackle that here too. Im committed to my plants now. I got in there and they said welcome and I said hi I'm looking for an easy plant and I'm new. They asked me some questions and helped me figure out which way my window faces. they told me who here I can probably keep alive given the circumstances. Oh and they read my mind because I was so thirsty and then they were like do you want something to drink?? I never expected that but it was all I wanted in that moment. Even more than redemption I wanted to drink some water. Maslow hierarchy I guess. Maybe it's a sign im on the right track. I did maybe 10 leisurely laps around the store and found the perfect little tree plant and a perfect pot for her to live in. There were two employees, I think Zach and Todd, but I could be wrong so sorry if wrong. Between them though they got me the perfect tree and pot and now she lives in there. they said she doesn't need to eat for six months and all she needs is water which is a pretty cheap date if you ask me. I signed up for rewards. So leaving there I checked roommate off my list and now it's time for redemption although I'm not sure when to consider myself redeemed. Seems like more of a threshold than a cut and dry moment of success. I walked out with my plant and in the parking lot this guy was like "IS THAT A BONSAI? I saw this video where this guy was like anything can be a bonsai!" I said I guess it is a bonsai then. That was nice because I like his approach that anything can be anything which is one of my core beliefs too, even if at times to my detriment (using abstract thinking as a way to be unaccountable to the practical realities of life). Thank you Bronze Petal i will be back again I'm sure. Xoxoxoo Frankie

A GEM of a tropical plant store in the area. It is small, but has a lot to offer…read more This place has actual personality and feels like you're adopting a plant, not just buying one. You can tell the team genuinely cares and actually knows what they're talking about, which matters if you have questions. It is "pricier", but most unique plants are priced the same in other shops. Unique succulents with a range of sizes, including hanging plants. Free potting if you buy a plant and a pot. Warm, humid, clean, and calming!! Hopefully I'll adopt some plant babies from here soon

Stopped by today and much to our surprise and delight we got to meet the new owner Tyler! We…read morepreviously experienced this local plant shop and didn't find anything we could afford honestly. With Tyler the new owner he has brought in a large assortment for every level of plant ownership. The prices reflect such as well as the quality of offerings. Tyler was extremely kind and knowledgeable and we look forward to expanding out plant collection with his guidance and input. Happy Plant Parenting!

We visited here today at about 2 PM. Published hours of being open are from noon till 4 PM on…read moreSunday. The door was locked. We waited about half an hour by visiting some other shops, but as far as we could tell, the store is closed. So we didn't really visit, but we tried. Looking through the window, it looked like the inventory was pretty limited.

Once upon a time Denver was the world's Carnation Capital and City Floral a major producer of…read moreminiature carnations (and other cut flowers) for the wholesale market. An employee in the mid-1950s had the idea of selling the lower grade flowers to the public. Cheap carnations ($1 a dozen) soon led to lots of foot traffic to the greenhouses which motivated adding additional plants and other retail items. South American competition led to the decline of U.S. cut flower production and City Floral sold the last carnation in 1985, adapting to become a full retail garden center with a landscaping design/build operation. The greenhouses date back to the original cut flower facility built in 1911. This was expanded for retail sales in 1976. The office and warehouse facilities on the west side were added in 1990. This is the oldest remaining greenhouse in Denver. The current facility is packed with every possible goodie for the gardener/landscaper including flowers, fruits, vegetables, plants, trees, shrubs, a huge variety of containers, statuary, tools, and supplies. There's a large succulent section and a good collection of bonsai. Services include tips and education on plant care, pest and disease diagnosis, plant identification, custom container potting, delivery, in-store repotting, plant rentals, an interior design partnership program, and comprehensive landscaping design and construction. I've had the past notion that City Floral was a bit pricy, but I found them very competitive on price in 2026. The products are top quality and the staff is exceptionally friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. This is a fantastic facility and very convenient for those of us who live in central Denver.

Great huge garden center. Not the cheapest. Won't compete with a Home Depot. But quality and…read morecustomer service can't be beat.

This lovely shop has seemingly every possible item you might want for plant and garden decor,…read moreranging from a massive collection of pots and planters to fountains to bird baths to books to statuary to furniture. The shop is a gardener's paradise with yet another unexpected find around each corner. There's also a huge outdoor yard with larger containers and fountains. A handy private parking lot is also available. There are even birdhouses and puzzles plus a limited selection of plants and gift items. This is not a nursery, but a place to find quality decorative items beyond the scope of the typical garden center. Well worth a trip.

I stopped in on a very rainy Saturday afternoon and had no trouble finding a parking spot in the…read moresmall lot for the store. The employees greeted me and I loved wondering through their vast selection of garden tools, plants, decorative items and more. I purchased a plant and two planters for a reasonable price and I will be back again!

Please check the dates of the poor reviews. I was recently out there and had great service. I had…read moresomeone show me around the grounds. The shrubs and trees I picked out were delivered on time. Very pleasant employees all over the grounds. I know other customers will remove your tag and move it elsewhere. Tag it with something/and somewhere else too, use jute. You need to let the staff know. Contractors do that a lot.

My husband and I are starting the process of landscaping our yard and I had a ton of questions…read more Our contractor suggested I call Alameda Wholesale Nursery to see if they would mind answering them. I spoke with Cat who was extremely helpful!! She patiently answered my questions about which trees would be best suited for our unique space, she made tree recommendations and advised us to confirm the drainage was adequate for evergreens. She also answered questions I had about decorative grasses. Her customer service and knowledge were truly outstanding!! Thank you Cat!!

The boutique is a piece of my jewelry, flower heaven! You will find the most beautiful pieces of…read morejewelry! I myself make jewelry and can't wait to meet the owner and maybe show her some of my pieces as well! But the flowers are beautiful! The aromas are smells of candles - scents of lavender, vanillas and fresh flowers. The colors inside this space make you feel happy and pretty! There's so many unique items, glass ware, candles and gifts to give and even for yourself! There's cost of things in Bloom are not cheap. Quite on the expensive side so be prepared to spend some $$$ - you won't be disappointed. The ladies who work in the space are kind and match the ambiance of the space! The space makes for a beautiful experience!

When our older dog had to be put to sleep our amazing real estate broker sent a incredibly lovely…read moreflower arrangement from Bloom. I have been given and sent so many arrangements over the years and this has to be one of the most gorgeous. I cannot attest to the cost but god it's a wonderfully colorful bouquet that actually brought us joy. Thank you Chrissy and Bloom.

I just moved a piece of fine furniture into my kitchen…read more When was the last time you ordered a piece of furniture and got something * MUCH MORE BEAUTIFUL* than what you were expecting? That was my experience with ordering a pantry from Modern Bungalow. It took a few months to arrive, because Amish master craftsmen took the time to build an absolutely stunning piece of furniture, from carefully chosen pieces of gorgeous maple wood. If the pantry were small enough to fit on a dresser, I'd call it a jewelry box; it's that beautiful. The pantry is amply-sized. Using traditional hand-tooled and mortise-and-tenon joinery techniques, the pantry is meticulously constructed. The substantially deep shelves, which I have already loaded with giant heavy canned goods (like San Marzano tomatoes, for making my famous pasta sauce), and bottles of imported vinegars and California's finest olive oils, not to mention a cartload of baking supplies, provide ample storage for any manner of pantry goods, and the hardware used for the pantry doors is substantial enough to keep them from ever sagging. Thank you, Modern Bungalow, for helping me to obtain an heirloom-quality pantry that my kids will likely fight over some day, right after my funeral.

Solid Beauty, Stylish Comfort…read more I've never had a crush on a piece of furniture. That was before Modern Bungalow. The sight of my headboard now makes me sigh happily like a school girl. It all started when I couldn't find the right bedframe. The decor style of our home has been inspired by The designs of Frank Lloyd Wright and Charles Rene Macintosh; hardwood, understated, tasteful. But I could not find anything that suited me. Thanks to Modern Bungalow, our Cal King wooden headboard was custom created, delivered, and assembled - it will last a lifetime. I am in love with the warm rich honeyed hues of the wood and elegant design details. The solid construction provides a foundation for nights of restful sleep.