I keep being told by this owner the red oaks are late blooming... 2 of the three trees I have in the back are red oak.... Tomorrow post will consist of the fake tree warranty, post communication of the owner and how gifting a tree works at this place. The only reason I don't do a full review today is so I can calm down and write it correctly, insane! So, I just read the response again! Told to just wait... every tree in my yard, my neighborhood has grown all but this tree! That is the story you're sticking to! I will post pictures tomorrow, let yelp figure it out. Ok... had it! Done! -----//------ 4th time I was told to just wait. ---------///////--------- See previous post.... I won! I won! I won! I won a stick! I bet the nursery guys the tree was dead... and I won! For the last 6 weeks I get, wait two more weeks, 2... wait two more weeks... 2.... Talked to the owner wait 2 more weeks....6 weeks later and they sent out a very nice man to tell me... it's still alive wait two weeks. I guess what aggravates me most, my new tree could have been planted 6 weeks back, doing what it needs to do to start, get the rain settle, but they had to wait 6 weeks to make sure the stick was dead. You would think during the last 2 weeks someone would reach out and ask, how's the tree... maybe my picture of things are different in this marble we live on. read more

Tagawa Gardens - After 6 weeks of... give it two more weeks. - Nurseries & Gardening Near Me - Centennial, Colorado

If you are curious about plants or interested in purchasing some but also want your dog to join you on your errand run to the gardens, this is the perfect place for you. As someone who doesn't know much about plants, I was overwhelmed with the options and choices available. There are lots of colors and species. I really liked the fairy plants that they offer. They also have classes as well where you can build and plot your own which was cool and something I'll have to check back in the future. MoMo also had a fantastic time exploring the gardens smelling everything and exploring. Lots of pretty photo ops for the doggos. read more

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Tagawa is always nice, and seems to be ever-expanding and with a lot of botanical educational opportunities! read more

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One of my favorite nurseries for houseplants. I've found some wishlist plants here and while they can be a bit pricey, the loyalty program is great so that helps! They always have a great selection of cactus and succulents as well which are my favorite. read more

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This is a plant lovers paradise. As soon as I walked through the doors I felt calmer. This is a local gem and gardeners who are serious about plants and how to grow them come here. They offer free classes nearly every day and have experts who want to help. We came later in March and were able to find some stunning pansies while the big box stores weren't stocked yet. I know price can be an issue for something like an annual that will die but the superior quality of the plants shines through. They are grown in the perfect conditions and aren't mass produced and sprayed with toxic chemicals. Some pansies last a few weeks, these can last an entire Spring and Summer if cared for and protected from extreme weather. I decided that 2 large pre-planted pots of pansies for $60 would give me over 10 plants to split up. At $6 a pansy that is worth it to me due to their strong stems and beautiful color. Looking forward to coming back closer to Mother's Day when we all know we can finally plant in the ground. Amazing job Tagawa for setting the standard. read more

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This nursery/garden center has a very decent selection of annuals, perennials trees, and etc. They are twice to three times as much as the big box stores Great place if you're looking for unique /special but expect to pay$$$$$ read more

Same time every year always fantastic. I buy pre-planted patio pots approximately $100 each.. they last until the end of October. Thank you, Tagawa. read more

Expansive garden wonderland! Friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable staff. We got lost there for several hours just taking it all in, and purchased a multitude of native plants and flowers, and a fountain. We will be back to check out trees and bushes. read more

Friendly, educational, very willing to help. It is like Disneyland for gardeners. So fun. Love it.

Just an absolutely beautiful nursery center. I love to go there just to get a lift in spirit. Great classes, knowledgeable staff, wonderful selection. Always high quality plants. Mother's Day sales are awesome with gorgeous hanging baskets. Christmas poinsettias are phenomenal. Love this place. read more

We only ventured through part of the garden because we had to be somewhere after and had time constraints but I could spend hours here! What a beautiful place and everyone was so helpful. Although I didn't find the specific color of dianthus I'm searching for I was impressed with the selection of literally everything. I can't wait to go back when I have a whole afternoon to spend wandering around. read more

Nice selection. Large space. Friendly staff. Ample parking. This place is very busy in the summer but always well staffed.

We've been shopping at Tagawa Gardens for five years and always have the best experience. The staff is so friendly and knowledgeable. We've purchased the most beautiful Christmas trees from them every year. Thanks to their quality plants and knowledgeable staff we've had great luck with our yearly garden. They also have the cutest items in their gifts department. So be sure to stop by and check them out when you're looking for a special gift. read more

Had a very good experience here. Went here after being disappointed with buying plants at the big box stores that just couldn't survive in Colorado. They don't choose plants that work well here. Tagawa has so many choices that work well in our dry sunny climates. The manager Chuck gave us a tour and he was so helpful. We ended up buying a few things to replace the big box store plants and will come back. read more

Professional handling of a special event and organized even when numbers of people were higher than expected. Great local plant nursery! read more

Tagawa Gardens - Line for Sato pansies event! - Nurseries & Gardening Near Me - Centennial, Colorado

Yesterday late morning/early afternoon this wonderful woman helped me fill a couple planting boxes when I had asked if they had marigolds and they were out. She kindly asked what I liked about them and asked if I was open to other options because of what I liked about the marigolds. She proceeded to help me through the store with great knowledge, didn't push any sales and truly it was like shopping with a friend. I really really appreciated it so much I had to make sure to write this review. read more

Tagawa Gardens - Nurseries & Gardening Near Me - Centennial, Colorado

I hear you, but here are a couple of things to consider: 1. Returning merchandise to other stores doesn't require putting tons of live insects into your car. 2. Consider the lifetime value of a customer. King Soopers will take ANY item back, no questions asked. Why? Because they understand that the customer is always right. The cost to them if I return a $20 steak is nothing compared to me continuing to shop there. If I start shopping at Safeway instead, they lose all the purchases I would have made there forever! read more

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Customer service. Oh my God there are so many people running around, but you can't get any of them to help. And then I accidentally didn't use a gift card at checkout and I got so much negativity by going to the customer service desk. This woman was so rude. I've never encountered anything like it. I wish I had her name because she should be fired. read more

Great selection and variety of plants. Helpful and knowledgeable about taking care of the plants you buy, read more

Beautiful indoor greenhouse. Ton of selections with organized shelves. The price here is also very competitive compare other nurseries in Denver somewhere between 10%-20% cheaper. The cashier also recommended Black Gold potting soil. Inflation of maple trees have doubled in the last three years from $300-$600. I may need to sell my tree in front of my house to buy some bread soon. read more

This place is going to be the death of me!! I love Tagawa Gardens so much! I come here at least once a month, just to "explore" (who am I kidding? I buy new house plants all the time!). The prices are reasonable for house plants. I don't know about any of their outdoor plants as I don't have an outdoor space. I've always met kind people that work here too. I've asked some silly questions before and never was I meant to feel "stupid". I love their little decorations and shop too. I highly recommend this place! read more

I purchased paper white bulbs, a lot of green, but no flowers. I have shopped there for many years. The quality is n what it used to be. read more

Tagawa's is a great garden shop, selection, knowledge base of staff great. They have, unusual pretty gifts in their Gift Shop. Thanks read more

I have been getting the Christmas tree (and poinsettias) at Tagawa for years now. The selection of trees is top notch and it seems like they have enough varieties of poinsettias to decorate the entire Denver Convention Center. I should make more of a point to go there throughout the year. Check out their website for event calendars read more

Tagawa Gardens - They'll load the tree to your car by the southern greenhouse - Nurseries & Gardening Near Me - Centennial, Colorado

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I have many fond memories of my family's annual trip to Tagawa Gardens to pick out a Christmas tree. When deciding where to go this year with my husband and toddler, I was happy to learn from friends that Tagawa is still a recommended local biz to grab a tree. We arrived a little after they opened at 10:00 am on Sunday. We were trying to avoid crowds and succeeded! We made our way through the store to the large tent where all trees are housed. Available trees are all on bases and organized very well by type and height. It made it so easy to scan the aisles until we found our perfect one. If you're looking for poinsettias, they also have SO many of those, including a variety of colors and types. Call me lazy, but we're used to our old tree farm in Miami doing the base for us so it's ready to go as soon as we get home. At Tagawa, they seemed a little confused by our request but complied since we were buying their base anyways! They were quick and efficient at tying it to our car and gave us a little bit of free tree preserver, overall making this a very quick and painless experience. Since we signed up for the discount card, we got a nice percentage off, so definitely do that! Of course, Tagawa has a lot to offer year round for plant and gardening enthusiasts, so I'll be back come springtime. The shop has a lot of gift type things, as well... Worth a look while you're there! read more

Tagawa Gardens - So many Fraser Firs ready to go! - Nurseries & Gardening Near Me - Centennial, Colorado

what a wonderful garden center! They have everything!!! From flowers to plants to gift items to ladybugs. Knowledgeable staff!

I love Tagawa Gardens! It is a wonderful place to get quality plants, trees, shrubs, etc. They also have a gift shop with unique garden related gifts. I can spend hours here....such a pleasant place to go year round! read more

Love Tagawa! They are not the cheapest garden center, and if you live in Denver it's a bit of a drive, but worth it. In the Xmas holidays great trees and wreaths and holiday decor, ornaments and poinsettias. In growing season excellent selection of plants, flowers, perennials and annuals. Also lots of nice decor and accessories. Very knowledgeable staff as well! read more

With so many varities and such a great and knowledgeable staff, Tagawa is the place for your gardening needs. What the local home improvements don't have, Tagawa definitely does. I needed cactus soil and first tried two neighborhood "nurseries" that did not have any stock. I should know better because Tagawa will always have what a gardener needs and of the best quality. Prices are a little more but again, you get what you pay for and it is worth it. Whether you have a forever green thumb or just starting out, the staff are very helpful to make recommendations and offer sound advice. Careful to make time because one could easily spend an afternoon here enjoying the gardens, the flowers and shubbery, gardening gadgets and kitchen wares. You can even snag a toy for your furry friend. Awww!!! read more

Tagawa gardens is a great place for horticulturalists. Upon my visit I saw rows and rows of practically every type of flower in every shape, size, and color that one would need to beautify the home. Plus alot of other things needed for gardening. Customer service was quick and friendly when asking for a specific type of flower and checkout was equally as effective. read more

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Went to Tagawa with questions about some shrubs we have at the house that aren't doing well. They came with the house and not from Tagawa. Mike was so helpful and showed us what was wrong so we could take care of them. The info he shared and how he delivered it was AWESOME! You looking for something for your Garden or need some questions answered? Come to Tagawa and ask for Mike you'll be glad you did. So we dropped in for some advice and Chuck and his Team we exactly what we needed. We had laid some new sod down and the suggested that we add som composted top dressing. It literally leveled the playing field and now the backyard looks so good. A BIG THANKS to Chuck and his Team as they are professional and personal and assist you on making it nice in your own backyard. read more

Tagawa Gardens - Mike is THE MAN @ Tagawa - Nurseries & Gardening Near Me - Centennial, Colorado

One of the better flower nurseries in metro Denver. Worth the drive. Huge! Beautiful rows of flowers, pre planted pots, flats, hanging baskets etc. Not cheap, but not a total rip off like some places. I highly recommend. read more

Great service healthy plants good variety knowledgeable staff. Wish reviews didn't have a minimum requirement of letters. read more

Amazon was literally $300 cheaper than here for the exact same thing. No, they didn't care to compromise on price because I would have rather paid a little more here, but they declined. So I bought them on Amazon. It'll be delivered to my door in 2 days. I think it's the last time I make the drive across town here. I was stunned at the difference I pretty much assumed I could pay 50% less for everything else I needed to get. read more

I've been visiting this garden center every year since 1983 for my annual large baskets and pots. Wonderful selection and customer service! So many shades of pink and red, it's hard to decide! read more

Excellent source of plants, flowers. My Rose of Sharon bush is beautiful. I will be searching their gardens for more plants. read more

Tagawa Gardens - One week after planting, it flowered. Each day brings more beautiful blooms. - Nurseries & Gardening Near Me - Centennial, Colorado

At first glance, I actually enjoyed coming to this plant nursery and been here a total of three times. I bought a couple succulents, and I do enjoy how cute they potted some of the Bromeliads into pots. The African Violets are also in cute glassware pots. They sell mainly outdoor and patio furniture and décor, but I thought it was overpriced. I bought some white, wooden stools for my plants to stand on, overpriced at $14.00! They had this cute mandala wall décor, but it was over $100.00 and I was so in love with it for the times visited. It was heavy and upon inquiring the price, even the cashier was shocked how horribly priced it was. We saw that they sell many canvases of nature, fairies and gnome statues, frogs and pet supplies. They have just about everything from ceramic plant pots, wind chimes and gardening tools. They have a rewards program which is nice and the cashier did offer me a coupon which deducted $20.00 off my total. Overall, it's a colorful store, and lots of unique plants that I would totally return for! read more

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Amazing nursery ... you will see flowers here you don't see anywhere else . The employees are very engaged and helpful. A little pricey - more so than some other places - but worth every penny ! read more

I purchased a relatively expensive out door annual hanging basket and put it where I always put them on the south side of my home. I routinely water the plants every day. These flowers lasted only 3 weeks until they shriveled up and died. I took them back and Tagawa kindly replaced them with an instruction sheet on how take care of these flower. I asked if these flowers would be OK in sun for 3 hours or so and was told that they would be fine if I followed the instructions, which I did. unfortunately these too have wilted although I was very careful to follow the instructions. Instead of paying $60.00 next year I'll return to my $19.95 Home Depot special..... they never disappoint. read more

When neighbors suggested I de-weed my side yard on my new house, that I inherited from my dad, they suggested I plant peppermint, like they have growing in theirs, as it's hearty & hard to kill. Perfect for me, I thought! Given I own the sunny side of the walkway between my neighbor's and my garage, I researched other such sunny plants, and identified lavender as one option. I then drove to Home Depot - in the dead of summer (July 100 degree heat) - given my neighbors failed to raise this issue/concern with me until the middle of the summer, when it is obviously not ideal planting season (wish they would've told me in the spring), but - le sigh - fine, I listened to their feedback. (Even though my dad never de-weeded or planted flowers or shrubs in his 20-years of owning this house, so it was obvious that my neighbors were taking advantage of my dad's death, and of my naivete.) Regardless, I contacted the President of our HOA to ensure - and verify - that I was in compliance, in spite of my neighbor's failed attempt at a threat *AND* I remedied the situation - proactively, to be a good neighbor, and to spend 2-solid weekend days "getting out of my head" after my break-up with my NoVA/DC boyfriend, after I had to move back here to Denver, CO after my dad's October COVID death. Home Depot did not have any mint or lavender, and - essentially - implied that I was an idiot for wanting to plant in the dead of summer. No kidding, I thought - and told them. Would you like to talk to my meddling neighbors? This is when I remembered all the many trips to Tagawa that my mom took my sister & me on as a little kid! I struggled to remember its name, but recalled it sounding Japanese (is that right?) and did a ton of Google searching & Yelp searching, remembering it was a huge/massive nursery and flower garden, en route to Parker. I found it! I was so happy. :) (I'm estranged from my anti-vaxxer mom, so couldn't ask her - directly.) I came here, and asked if they had mint or lavender. Boy, did they! They had multiple types of mint: peppermint, spearmint, and I cannot even recall the multiple other options. In terms of lavender, it was the same thing. They had English, French, etc. etc. I was in heaven - and overwhelmed. I asked a bunch of questions, specked out my requirements, and then purchased what seemed to be best. (However 4 of the 4 peppermint are currently dead looking - unless the roots survive, and 1 of the 2 lavender is dead - unless the same thing.) They also recommended I buy a basil - for the end, which has miraculously survived the heat & sporadic watering, as well as being planted in the ground - vs. its preferred pot. As it's become rather full & hearty - surprisingly, given it truly looked like it wouldn't survive, for awhile there - I now need to buy something to help it stand up straight vs. lean over, but I have not had time with my new career & handling my dad's estate. When I'm ready, I know I can come here for help! In parallel, I generously & magnanimously built positive social capital with my next door neighbor - who was equally called out, by the nosy neighbors, across the street - for his abundant weeds, by de-weeding his side of the walkway, as well, considering he shovels the walkway of snow in the winter. We now have an unspoken agreement that he handles it in the winter, and I handle it in the spring-fall, but he also has started taking our plants under his wing, watering them - for us - as I bought him two Hostas, which love his shady side, and which are doing the best - of the bunch - aside from our baby bunny eating the leaves, which we don't mind. :) read more