The Tended Thicket

I placed an order on the phone including tax and shipping for $ 75 and the cc charge was for $ 91.50…after we discussed that the total should be no higher than $ 75 TOTAL. because I was sending a funeral gift to a friend, there was a collection from many at work for a split of $ 75…NOT $ 91.50…It’s about the principle… I called and she was very rude about the situation… saying with a tone «what do you want me to do about it?» …twice…I said just credit my card back… she said «so the delivery Charge?»…just bad customer service… I will never use or recommend this shop ever… just FYI…

This is just a darling shop! It is so cozy and quaint, and they have so many fun items for home décor and the garden. They have specialty soap and bath products, along with some very fragrant candles. I had so much fun just walking through the store and seeing all of the pretty things. I was looking for some flowers for bud vases, and they were so helpful and helped me put together some beautiful arrangements. I look forward to coming back here to see the store decorated for Christmas!

This is a cute gift shop, however the manager Nicki is so rude. She has no idea what customer service is. Try returning a item that is defective and you’ll see a different side to this merchant. I live in the neighborhood and refuse to give this merchant my business. I’m surprised she has stayed in business this long. Her merchandise can be found in many other gift shops who will treat their customers with respect and kindness

I received a gorgeous bouquet from Tended Thicket and when I woke up the next morning, some of the hydrangeas were wilting. I called them and they gave me suggestions for perking them up, but were also worried that I would not have flowers for my dinner. They went ahead and sent me another beautiful arrangement and after a few hours, the hydrangeas made a come back. Great customer service and beautiful arranging skills, I would definitely use them again!

Cute place with cute things. If I had a house, I’d probably buy too many trinkets here. The prices are all over the place though — some things seem too good to be true and others are far over priced. I’ve been in here a couple of times now and was never made to feel welcome — not a greeting or a «let me know if you need anything» from the person at the register.
So, this place exists to me as a gift-​idea-​inspiring place. Which means that I browse here and then buy gifts elsewhere.

Unfortunately this place has wonderful gifts and trinkets because I forbid myself to return. I have shopped there 4 times and every time the owner and/​or manager has been completely rude and unappreciative of my business. I asked for gift wrapping once (if it was available) and she looked at me like I called her child ugly. Why on earth would I ask for gift wrapping at a gift store?! She offered me a brown bag with a purple ribbon — classy. Its not even that part that bothered me, it was her whole demeanor. I asked if she was the owner to see if that would soften her up, she said yes and remained uninterested in my patronage.
I am a full supporter of local shops but I would highly recommend you shop elsewhere… where they appreciate you and your business.
Typical wash park arrogance here.

I have walked past this store a million times and never bothered to go in, until the other day. I was surprised at how big the Tended Thicket is, I surely wasn’t expecting that. It goes on and on, and every corner is full of fun and whimsical items. Some of the products were affordable, others were very expensive. This is a great place to pick up a unique gifts. I think it would be a bit more difficult here if you were shopping for a man, but if you’re looking for Mom, or Grandma, or a new baby, you won’t have any problems.

A little piece of heaven just a few minutes from downtown or Cherry Creek on a quaint street with other great shops and restaurants. If you have any interest in gardening or giving beautiful gifts, this store is a must for you. They have so many lovely items here you really have to take your time strolling thru to take it all in. In addition to their gardening items, they carry Thymes skin products, Maruca bags (locally made in Boulder) and they have a thorough collection of Vera Bradley.

Holy Mackerel this place is heaven on earth. I actually thought my 11 yr. old would set up camp and stay a week or two. Both my girls offered to be the official «dusters» here. I think they’d consider that an adventure and not a chore. Not that it needed any dusting, it was spotless and that is no easy task considering the sheer volume of trinkets and treasures. Once again I will award points to the shop owner for treating my children with respect. She offered a bright and cheery «How’s it going today?» to both of them before I even made it around the corner. This place is full of fragile stuff, it would be completely understandable if the owner wanted to ban small people all together, and she seemed as happy to see them as a wallet toting, big spender. This is totally cool in my book.
I needed a gift for my niece who is graduating Graduate School in MI. next weekend. I found the perfect gift for the perfect price. It’s the kind of thing I KNOW she’ll love and keep FOREVER. When buying a gift these two things are super important. This store makes me believe even more strongly than ever in that old adage… it is better to give than to receive. The idea of shopping for people I love as I while away my time in such a gem of a shop makes me feel good inside. Although mother’s day is coming up… hmmmm maybe I should increase the girl’s allowances and start dropping hints. Good job ladies. We will be back.

The Tended Thicket is the cutest little French country shop in town. I’m not a even a big gardener (a patio gardener.) This place is full of ways to spoil yourself or get the perfect gift for your mom and grandma or anyone who likes to be pampered. They have some very special baby items too.
The best part of this place is the atmosphere. They have decorated it so cleverly, you will want to linger. They have a flower shop hidden inside and even a florist in the back. I love the soaps, lotions, and special scented items. The entire place is a feast for the eye’s. If you live close enough you can walk to it, take the dog, take the stroller, make a day of it. Treat yourself to a visit. You’ll feel so pampered, even if you don’t buy anything, although I bet you won’t be able to resist the lovely treasures.

I’ll admit– the first time I saw this place’s storefront, I honestly thought the clever name was for a place where I could score a Brazilian wax. But I was pleasantly surprised to find that this is a cozy little garden shop.
I’m one of those weird people who loves garden shops despite the fact that I neither have nor truly desire a garden. I just love the atmosphere of places like this, with water features, vintagey weather vanes, and non-​garden stuff like Thymes Limited beauty products and fun cards and gifts.
The prices here are also pretty moderate for Wash Park, so be prepared to come in and buy a years’ worth of gifts for that person in your life who actually, you know, gardens.