My sister had her wedding reception here and it was so beautiful! There were so many decorations…read moreand resources available to throw an incredible party! I highly recommend this place.

I think it's probably becoming more known for the wedding/event venue portion, as we rolled up to…read moreshop the nursery and the doors weren't open and they tried to direct us to a party. But maybe that's just because I visited in the early winter and who shops a nursery then? In any case, once we made our way inside, it became clear they're making moves to up the adorbs factor and move to be way more than just a pot-em-up nursery. The main retail area here is lovely, with gifts, books, and loads of home decor. They've put some money into this, and while it still needs to be filled out a bit more, you can spend some time cruising here and be happy. From the main area, we made our way to the houseplant section. While there are a lot of expecteds there, I was surprised to see so many of them. We only found a few harder-to-find ferns (something way down the line in the birds nest family) but plenty of those old school ficus. I suppose the ficus sell, but with so many hot new ficus right now, I just was surprised at the quantity of the old schoolers. There are succulents as well, though thankfully not a bajillion. I liked many of the containers, especially the wee ones, and prices there were reasonable. We ended up with three ferns, one of which is now struggling due to a long vacation and a lack of water (my bad) but many of the plants there in the greenhouse needed a good amount of deadheading and some of the poor monstera were flagging, and generally it seems they probably need someone dedicated and diligent in the watering and upkeep. It could stand a little freshening up. I'd like to come back in the warm months to see what kind of trouble I could get into, but I still had a nice time and the other two ferns are going strong; the third has my full faith it will bounce back.

I wanted to get some flowers for my house, but didn't want to use a big box store during the…read morepandemic. They have all types of flowers, bushes, trees and plants. You can also find decor and yard supplies. It's well organized and easy to maintain social distancing while shopping.

They had a great variety of flowers and one of the biggest varieties of vegetable plants I've seen…read moreat a nursery before. the employees greeted me as I walked in. They look like they are enjoying their job which is always nice to see. The unfortunate part of my visit is a lot of their plants did not look healthy. You can tell they are watering on top of the plant instead of at the roots. You can see a lot of scorch marks on the flowers and the leaves. On the bright side the trees looked very healthy. They also had the beautiful hydrangeas lime light trees/shrub that looked beyond healthy which is rare to see at a nursery. But above all I might stop by once in awhile but I probably won't buy especially because the prices of the plants are so pricey.

It's hard to say what they are like when most people visit--because visiting in the middle of the…read moreafternoon in the middle of the week in the middle of summer hardly gives you a feeling for what peak spring is like. But if my visit is any indication at all, this is probably a family-run spot with nice folks doing their best to bring you good flowers. The world of plant stores/nurseries has taken a turn for the charming lately, with some even doubling as wedding and reception centers. Interiors are being redone with very Instaworthy layouts and all the modern trends. That's not the case here. This is where you go for your bedding plants. This is where you go for a nice tree. This is where you go to peruse the perennials to just cruise and find something you like. I'm told that earlier in the season they have a nice selection of veggies so that would for sure be worth checking out. I'm not sure if the wintertime brings more houseplants, succulents, cacti, or other on-trend plants, but for now that selection was pretty limited. It's not their specialty, and that's A-OK as long as you know. I found the help to be very friendly, and they seemed to focus a lot on making the plants as affordable as possible, which is always appreciated. They were kind enough to remark on all the recent markdowns and take the time to show a few favorites. All in all, it's a pretty straightforward spot with a lot of the likely suspects, and if you cruise around town looking at nurseries as I do, you'll probably find something interesting here, too.

I've always had a pleasant experience at Cascade. They're not the biggest nursery in the county but…read morethat may be why I like it. It's not overwhelmingly in it flower selection and it's easy to navigate on a Mother's Day weekend. I found exactly what I needed and got the help I needed from friendly employees to take home a nice bunch for my flowerbed.

We are going back again today. Our first visit resulted in the purchase of a beautiful red Chinese…read moreMaple tree. We made some changes to our planned plant choices with their help. Today we will finalize some of our selections and ask for recommendations for landscapers. We already have a pleasing professional architectural plan, and now we are anxious to implement it right away with the healthy looking plants we found here. The staff was extremely helpful and patient. The facility is well organized. Hopefully we are not too late in the planting season for inventory selection. They were busy the day we were there, and we noticed a lot of contractors selecting stock. I can't believe there aren't more reviews posted here. We live in Orem and learned about Thrive from some neighbors who used them. We visited another large nursery in Orem, and they were very helpful, but we connected with Thrive's organization, selection and plant health.

Wished I would have read other reviews first. Customer Serivice is horrible! Walked around one…read moreday viewing their large inventory, which is very difficult to identify product and price. Nobody helped. Still, next day went there again planning to buy several trees/shrubs for new backyard project. Even rented truck for hauling. Nobody volunteered help, but I finally went and asked for help. Older salesman reluctantly helped me identify unmarked shrub. Kept telling me nothing would grow in Utah, but basically boxwood, boxwood, boxwood! I told him what trees I wanted and asked where they were. He pointed to at least a 1/2-acre lot full of trees and said over there. I asked him if he could take me there and show me. His response - I can't because there are not too many of us to cover the front. There were AT LEAST six other workers standing around the front counter. What a lazy man!!! What horrible customer service I!! If he couldn't do it, he should have asked one of the others "standing around" to help. I told my daughter to drive the truck to HD and spent my $1000.00 there. As I backed out, I watched this old man and a younger man just STAND there talking to each other; obviously snickering about me going to HD. Thrive owners/management you should fire the old man - his lousy customer service is actually stealing from you! A multi- BILLION dollar company didn't snicker at my $1,000 so why should your workers. And paying him wages on top of that loss. Bad business! People don't go here it is a waste of your time! Support your local HD where the workers are paid for good customer service/

They sell the best dirt, called Cowgirl Top Soil. It's not full of sticks, bark, and mulch, like…read moreevery other top soil product out there. Cowgirl is dirt manure and sand, great stuff, unless you want the mulch sticks and bark..

I love the store however, their hours really do stink. On Saturday mornings I need to be open at…read moreseven instead of eight.

Willowcreek is great. The trees are so pretty and healthy. The customer service was awesome! We…read morestopped by the farm last week and ended up tagging more trees than we planned on, we just couldn't decide on only two!

From the owner: We are large tree specialists; we move large trees, transplant them, and haul them.read more