Home Services reviews in Loveland, Colorado

Every plant I’ve bought here has been bug infested. Waste of my money and almost took out my other old and beloved house plants.

Extraordinary service and atmosphere. We have gone there for years and love the Nursery. The staff is so helpful and friendly
The Plants and flowers are amazing

Better places to do business! Check the warranty policy. This is the only nursery in Fort Collins/Loveland area that makes exchanges or store credits complicated. I had two trees die. Everytime I spoke with the manager how he would exchange the trees changed. I did not have a receipt. They are the only nursery that won't track purchases in a system. So if you do buy hold onto your receipt for a year (honestly in today's world this seems crazy). The manager told me he would give me 1/2 back. So I came in with the 2x dead trees. Now his 1/2 back was for 1/2 off 1 item (not half back on each tree). Every other page is willing to give you 100% back and they track the purchase in their system so you don't need a physical receipt. The trees he had in stock were not what I was looking for and did not look good. I asked if I could use the money on some grasses instead. He said sure 1 grass. So I could get 1/2 off a $350 tree that was dying or 1/2 off a $40 grass.... ny the way I spent $700 on the 2 trees that died. I asked if I could just get a credit and come back when their stock is better. He told me no he will only do it right now.

Just not worth going here when so many other places handle their business so much better for the same price (or less) and have a lot better quality trees.

The Loveland Garden center is a great place to go to for any of your garden and plants need. Make sure to skip going anywhere else.
Their service is excellent and the variety is high, not to mention that their plants are locally grown. Highly recommend this place to anyone.

Went in with a small bundle of grass from my lawn looking for someone who could tell me what kind of grass it is to match seed for reseeding. First employee I spoke to referred me to the guys out front. The man I spoke to had no clue what I needed or was trying to accomplish, thought it was ornamental grass and recommended Scott's seed with mulch sold elsewhere. After asking if grass was one of his specialties he referred me to the owner, Debbie. Debbie said there was no way to know, that all the seed they had grew the same exact color grass and after growing would adjust its color to the soil. (Even I know that can't be true having mismatched grass already in the lawn.) Debbie tried selling me on every option available, wouldn't stop talking or machine gunning questions long enough for me to complete a single sentence. The few words I was able to get in were very clearly not being paid much attention as twice she asked me to answer something I said moments before, including the size area I was trying to cover. I'd already told her and she had already even calculated the total area and amount of seed I would need because I asked! In trying to explain I had patches of dead grass in my lawn after being dethatched, I told her it was dead grass coming out of the ground among exposed dirt. The VERY next thing she asked me was so this company used a power rake or whatever and left all the dead grass behind on the lawn? Hello? Is this thing on?? I expect this kind of pushy salesmanship and rudeness with no real knowledge from the average employee but not the owner. I am also nowhere near unintelligent so don't treat me as such. This power battle conversation actually gave me a panic attack. I told her I had to get out of there. She asked if it was my allergies as all the times I cleared my throat trying to speak and signal needing to speak were apparently mistaken as such. My answer was simply, no, and I left it at that walking out. I happened to catch one of my neighbor's lawn guys as soon as I got home. I told him going to Loveland Garden Center was a disaster, I'd never been there before this and hated it. He nodded his head, chuckling in what appeared to be understanding or familiarity. He could tell me exactly what my lawn was and advised me on everything I needed to do. Zero stars for Loveland Garden Center.

Kind of out of the way to get here. Staff was pleasant, selection of plants was ok. The succulent selection was bad and they were priced very high!! I bought a few plants and usually have great success with plants, all the plants I got from here died within a week. Won’t go back.

I love this place. They have a great selection of indoor and outdoor plants and flowers. They also have all the tools that you will need for all your gardening projects. I have been a customer here for many years and will continue to be for years to come.

Staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. I bought several trees for my property, and having never purchased a tree before I had a lot of questions. I believe the guy helping me was named Matt (sorry if not!). He was able to field all of my questions without any problem, and made me feel as though I was making an informed purchase. Thanks!

really love this local garden center however, just about every plant I buy from them ends up having a considerable amount of aphids on them. Don’t think I’ll be buying any more live plants from them unfortunately.

Friendly and informative staff. I am clueless about plants and I asked a ton of questions regarding peonies abd succulents last year. The lady employee patiently answered all my questions and walked around with me to show the different colors and varieties of peonies. She did all this with a big smile and never made me feel like I was keeping her from her duties. The nursery had a great variety of plants and I can't wait to check them out for Mother's Day!

This is THE go to place to get flowers. My family and I go here before every mother's day to get my mother flowers to plant on mother's day. The staff here are always super nice and friendly.

I'm the Mary Catherine half of the Todd dynasty. I left a 5stars review last year and can't leave a new one under my name so I'm hijacking my husband's account because these wonderful people are beyond worth more praise. I've just returned home from buying soil and so here goes: the lovely women who staff the inside registers are just that... lovely, kind, and more than willing to put up with me when I've no idea what I'm doing. A beyond-awesome man, Cody, loaded my purchases into my car and also put up with me when I lost track of what I was doing. I love this place and I'm coming back with my money-left-over-after-my-bills-are-paid bounty and I'm spending it here. AND... they take great care of their plants. I wish I could give Loveland Garden Center more than 5 stars!

Had the herbs I needed. Wanted fresh instead of grocery store, cheaper too! Said they stock herbs year round.

Cliff was so helpful helping us pick out trees last night and getting them loaded up safely. He was very knowledgeable and such a wonderful help. He even recommended the right amendment soil type and planting tips. Prices were reasonable. Thanks, Cliff!

I love this garden center! I’m here maybe 2xs a month or more to check out new arrivals on the indoor plants. I would love to see more variety of juvenile plants, but the larger ones are priced so great it doesn’t break the bank to get a larger size (I just love to watch my plants grow from a baby sized 2 or 4” pot) Staff is nice at checkout. Nice selection of pots.

Did you know Loveland Garden Center doesn't stand behind their plants/flowers that they sell ? They grow them onsite but don't guarantee that they will live. I purchased a trailing black eyed Susan that had some discolored leaves, it was the best one in the bunch , I was eager to watch it grow. As a few days past more and more leaves were turning bad. I called and spoke to 1 associate and then the owner, Kevin. They informed me that they don't stand behind their products they sell . Being a nursery , I expect a better plant than if purchased at one of the big box stores. Not so...don't waste your money here. Find it elsewhere where it's less expensive. Those bigger stores like Lowes do stand behind their plants.
All Kevin told me was give it some food. Thanks Kevin, but I'll be shopping elsewhere. Not a good experience from our own Loveland Nursery. Waste of money, not returning , they grow unhealthy plants .

Been going there 40 years, last fall we bought 9 trees to be planted on our property for aprox $3000 that included installation & all materials, ok that part was done to my satisfaction, two of the trees didn't make it through the winter, we lost the very small receipt we were given, we went in to see what could be done, we explained to the owner who was working at the counter, but he wouldn't speak to us without a receipt, we asked if he would pull up the order on his comp system he said no you must have the receipt somewhere, and blew us off. We will never go there again

The best nursery within a 50 mile radius! We've been to many in FoCo and they are the best! Wonderful selection of healthy veggie and aromatic starters as well as fruit trees. Prices are reasonable and they're very helpful!

It is always a place I enjoy yo visit. They have unusual and unique lawn and garden art work, statues, water fixtures, benches and wall art. Then they have beautiful pots of every size and shape. Now that's just what I noticed when driving up. They have a large outdoor section of plants that I have not had the pleasure to visit yet. I have been in their greenhouse twice now and I have only touched the surface. I enjoy walking around and exploring all the little areas of treasures they have. Not only the plants from their huge baskets of ferns to the small succulents. The staff is knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. It's not a place I personally go to when I am on the fly. It is an experience each and every time for me.

I've checked out all the nurseries between Loveland and FoCo over the last year and I have to say that the plants at Loveland Garden Center seem very unhealthy compared to the other places in town. Well, some of the plants come from other pgrowers that sell to all the nurseries and those plants tend to look the same everywhere.

But the stuff they grow in house just seems lower quality than elsewhere.

They also don't really much of a native plants section companies to other nurseries in the area, although they do have some native plants interspersed with their non natives.

I ended up buying a tree (not grown in house), and we'll see how it does. But while there were other species I was interested in I just didn't want to take the chance.

I did find some of the staff friendly, but overall I think it's worth the extra 10 minutes to drive up to FoCo.

So big! The greenhouse is huge and full of maure well taken care of hanging baskets. Once you get through the beauty of the inside you can stroll outside for a wide variety of shrubs and trees. Each staff that we passed along the way made sure to ask if we are finding everything alright or if we need help. Great place and great service! We'll done!