We had a great time at this Farmer's market! There were a lot of people but it didn't feel crowded…read more There is a nice variety of vendors. We got there about 10:30 and things were just starting to sell out, so maybe go early. It is street-based so good wheelchair accessibility. There isn't actually a parking lot (like google maps says), street parking only. We will definitely be back!

I just heard they will start again in June! 9:00am to 1:00pm on Boulder Street, between 15th and…read more16th Streets (in front of Lola near Little Man ice cream). I read on their website that they are looking for vendors of fresh produce, baked goods, preserved foods, flowers and plants for the market.

Small but nice farmers market. There aren't that many produce booths, maybe 3 in all. The produce…read morethat I did see looked fresh and yummy and they had a pretty good selection. Lots of other booths have pastries, soaps, coffee drinks and other food booths. I like that they have a few tables and chairs to enjoy my food. Very nice people are ready to help you get some delicious food. There was also a lot of free parking which makes almost any experience better!

I am a fan of Farmer's Markets because it gives you an opportunity to find some yummy foods,…read morelocally grown fruits and vegetables and hear about some new vendors with some interesting products. My husband and I came by this Farmer's Market around 10:30 am this past Sunday. We road our bikes and decided to take a little break here. As we were walking down the street, we were greeted by a friendly young woman who was selling dips and marinades. She told us a little about the business (unfortunately I had forgotten the name of it) and offered us samples of her dips. Because we are travelling, we decided not to buy any since it would be a hassle to bring back glass bottles/ jars in our luggage. But if we lived nearby, I would have purchased some in a heart beat. Anyways, I liked this Farmer's Market even though it isn't that big. There was an ice cream sandwich vendor and a vendor roasting peppers (the smell was delicious). I loved seeing all the fresh fruits and vegetables, that were actually pretty cheap (some even cheaper than what the market would be charging for). Since this Farmer's Market is only available during the summer (June through September, 9 am- 1 pm), it shouldn't be missed. Be sure to write it down in your calendar so that you get a chance to drop by next summer. Also this Farmer's Market is very dog friendly as well. We saw so many sweet, mild mannered dogs which made us miss our dogs while we were on vacation. Thank goodness these dogs welcomed pets and behind the ear scratches.

This Farmers' Market is just fine. It's fairly small and only about half of the vendors are actual…read morevegetable sellers, the other half being food trucks, prepared foods and artisan goods. It's usually pretty packed later on, but if you get there right at 9, you can enjoy a quieter morning with no crowd and that's pretty wonderful! We recently stopped by for breakfast (Wasko's Sandwiches for me, Pasty Republic for the husband) and coffees from Novo before snagging a couple of lovely-looking bouquets of flowers from a truck down the way. Not my favorite Farmers' Market but it's fun to visit at least once a summer.

Old school family run produce market…read more Pros -- Not expensive. Super friendly and knowledgeable. Local / Colorado produce: Rocky Ford melons, Palisade Peaches, Cherries, Pueblo Green Chilies! Cons -- Seasonal, they close for winter! Not real easy to find or get to, it's in a residential neighborhood. Cash or check only.

Me and my honey used to go there every year to get fresh pizzas and tomatoes mrs. Wilkerson was so…read morenice her son would give us free samples of the Colorado Western Slope peaches We made our annual trek today. It's boarded up! White boards.

One of my favorite places to buy perennials and trees. Prices reasonable compared to other…read morenurseries (unfortunately plants are just expensive to grow). Wonderful customer service have made some nice recommendations for my garden that have worked out well. Also they have a great lawn fertilizer program which has really helped my yard!

Paul and Ivy were very helpful in finding a specific ground cover plant and answering questions…read more thank you

Denver Federal Center is not just a place to work, but fun as well!…read more In touring my new digs for work, I was invited to join a group of ladies in experiencing the DFC Farmer's Market, just outside our new building! What is this Farmer's Market you say? Why is it cool? Here goes - STAR #1 = Each Thursday, a variety of local gems set up shop right off Main St, near Building 41.  The location is perfect as it is centrally located and provides plenty of parking to those coming to enjoy! STAR #2 = Food trucks galore! With a killer line up present each week (usually around 8+ trucks!) I find it quite hard to narrow down my choices! I've had the opportunity to nosh on Dos Gringos, Barbed Wire Beef, Tocabe (American Indian), an old Dodge van converted into a food truck (sandwich's "brah"), and a pizza truck (with full functioning pizza oven) dishing out the freshest Za' around! The variety is vast and the food is delicious! Pricing is on point, and portions tend to be large! Got a taco passport? Use it here! STAR #3 = Vegetable lovers, UNITE! An entire section of the Farmer's Market is dedicated to local produce! Unlike most farmer's markets, DFC doesn't weigh by the ounce or pound, but simply let's you pick and choose your favorites, for a cheap price! Just grab a bag, load it up with all you want, and pay a mere $10 for all you can hold! STAR #4 = Looking for a gift? COME HERE! A group of small vendors gather each week showcasing their newest creations - from pottery to jewelry, there is something for everyone! Although this little weekly festival is crowded and the trucks tend to run out of items quickly (boo to no more fry bread), I won't hold their popularity against them. I KNOW I'll be back to sample various offerings, or pick up groceries, all while on the job!

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!

I've been coming here for years to get all the necessary things for my garden. I live down in Wheat…read moreRidge and have been all over town to various nurseries looking for the best value and best quality plants and certainly believe Elliot's is still the absolute best. The nursery has new ownership and Jim is so lovely and kind! I stoked up on all my perennials and my vegetables for the garden and just am thrilled by what I can achieve with their lovely plants. Hands down the best nursery and I give them all my plant money - then they give me happy plants :)

I was running errands up north and happened upon this nursery. It's been around for decades and the…read moreoriginal owner still works there with her son. It's catchy on the outside and the first thing you see when you enter is a cute little area with garden themed gifts. Then the greenhouse. There was a full inventory of all types of annuals, a smaller area for perennials and then the souls, rakes, gloves and fertilizer. Their prices were prominently found, which is a plus. Plants, like everything else, have jumped in price. This nursery beats all the big box stores, plus the owner is a very pleasant lady. My only caution is the plants were pretty dry. Be sure and give them a good drink before you start planting.