There is nothing pretty about this nursery, but the selection, service, and value are…read moreextraordinary. I am tired of paying 4 times the price for plants at other nurseries, where you are paying for the extremely high overhead. Al's was a wonderful find, and I will return regularly. While I was looking at the plants, I heard long-time customers talking about how they would never go anywhere else. I agree.

Great service to the community. This place has huge selections…read more A wide variety. I recommend going at the beginning of the season because stock dwindles the longer you wait. The value for items is superb. This is a community gem. Support local. You'll be glad you did.

Despite it being a somewhat small location, there was a very nice selection of gorgeous annuals and…read moreperennials, some I hadn't seen before. Pleasant staff. Easy to navigate. I found exactly what I was looking for and then some!

Good selection of healthy plants, but they couldn't tell me if their plants have been treated with…read morea neonic systemic pesticides. I plant for pollinators, so that is a problem for me. Hope management addresses this issue for future years.

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!

Went to Datura specifically looking for a plant. There was only one other customer in the shop, yet…read morethe two ladies working there gave them their full attention, basically following them all over the store, while completely ignoring us. We had questions about plant care and waited around for 15 minutes without a single offer of help. Eventually we decided to leave. Honestly, if they can't manage two customers in the store at the same time, I can't imagine how they'd handle a busier day. Pretty disappointing experience.

Love this shop! The staff and owner are so helpful and invested. I love to stop in on my way home…read morefrom brunch at Hashtag or stop in when I'm looking for a specific plant. I was able to purchase a very healthy variegated string of pearls during their July 4th sale for 30% off. I would highly recommend them for their staff assistance/knowledge and plant selection. Go check them out!

Some coffee shops announce themselves the moment you walk in. Dandy Lion does it quietly -- a…read morenondescript exterior on 38th Ave in Park Hill that gives way, once you're through the door, to something genuinely unexpected: hanging swing seats, walls of living plants, morning light filtering through greenery, and the smell of something floral already in the air. Owners Duc Huynh and his wife Dominique moved the concept to Park Hill in 2021 , and what they built here is hard to categorize in the best way. It's a craft coffee shop and boutique plant store in one -- and somehow both sides of that equation feel equally intentional rather than one being an afterthought. The menu leans into lavender lattes, Vietnamese iced coffee, and chai, alongside croissants and breakfast burritos -- a lineup that reflects the shop's AAPI-owned roots and a clear point of view on what coffee can be. The Vietnamese iced coffee in particular earns its reputation: rich, layered, and grounding in a way that a standard cold brew just isn't. The lavender latte is a regular on people's standing orders for good reason. The seating situation is worth noting -- swing chairs and limited spots mean arriving early on weekends pays off. Street parking is the move. Best for solo mornings, slow catch-ups with a friend, or anyone who wants to leave with a new plant and a drink they'll be thinking about on the drive home. Open daily 8am-3pm -- get there before the rush.

Don't let the industrial neighborhood fool you, the inside of the shop is very cute!…read more Stopped in for a quick coffee and bite to eat, in the midst of some errands. The person taking my order was very friendly and welcoming. I got a lavender latte with macadamia nut milk (which I highly recommend) it was nice and creamy and paired well with the lavender. I also got a bonfire burrito, which was also tasty and filling. I really enjoyed the atmosphere of the shop, hard not to since it was filled with plants, plant care items, cards, jewelry and fun stickers. Look forward to coming back in the future!

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.

You can get lost in this place. The foliage they have is beautiful. They have so many varieties of…read moreplants. They also have a cool gift shop entry absolutely everything from pies to journals.

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!

Great selection! Lots of variety of annuals and perennials. Staff is helpful with questions…read more Plenty of convenient parking.

Love coming to Home Depot for flowers each summer. They have a wide variety and relatively…read moreinexpensive for nice flowers. Service : the girl checking us out was super laid back and very friendly.

I have to say Holy at this location would not get off her bucket. She sat and told us we would have…read moreto wait until the person in that department got off break in a half hour. She was sitting on a bucket on her phone. All we needed was a saw to cut our wood. Horrible customer service. You should not have someone like this on your floor. Do better Home Depot!