Bonsai Nursery

This place is amazing. They have a selection of pre-​made bonsais and bonsais that you create yourself. They have an amazing selection and the sales staff is very knowledgeable. It’s a great place. It is a bit pricey, but not more so than any other place.

While I do not have a bonsai tree, I have come here for flowers and vegitables for my garden. They have a great selection of plants. All of my plants survived this year looking beautiful. I came asking for a blueberry bush, and they did not have one but the employee told me «I won’t sell you something that I don’t think will flourish». I thought that was great. Most stores just want your money so they sell every kind of plant even though many of them do not flourish here in our climate. They care about plants and they want them to do well. I appreciate this quality. The prices are similar to home depot but a better selection of colorado native plants and vegitables. Stop by and check it out some time, you wont be dissapointed!

This is the best place for beginning bonsai nuts and longtime enthusiasts alike. The men who work in the back know everything you need to grow bonsai trees. They are always exceptionally helpful, eager to engage their customers, and not at all condescending. I’ve had at least a few hours of combined conversations with the staff here and I always come out of the bonsai greenhouse pleased. The lady who works up front is always pleasant and helpful, and is likely one of the most knowledgable garden center staff I’ve spoken to about fertilizers. Also, when compared to large garden centers the bonsai prices here are ridiculously affordable. Not to mention most large garden centers tend to be very clueless on how to grow bonsai. I’ve been coming here for years, and will likely continue to for many years to come.

My son and I spent a good bit of time there yesterday. Every person there was overly friendly and very helpful. Their selection is outstanding. We knew very little about these awesome little trees and came away with quite and education and excitement for our new hobby. We can’t wait to get these trees going! Great place!

These people are the bonsai experts. They have a huge variety of bonsai’s. But what makes this place worth the extra money you will be paying and yes their prices are more steep then some other independently owned nurseries is their knowledge. They can tell you how to care and watch after your Bonsai, so that you will not kill it, which could be a huge possibility.
I am already wanting to go back and get one for my office desk.

Excellent place for Bonsai. Staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. The selection and price was quite good. You can buy already shaped and potted Bonsai that look great or they have do it yourself ones where you get to pick out your own plant and pots.
They offer many services. If your plant is sick and not looking good they will take it and nurse it back to health. If your going out of town and don’t have anyone to take care of your plant you can leave it with them and they water it and watch after it in their greenhouse.
Can’t wait to go back!

Went earlier today, didn’t have much of a selection of anything (pots, trees, etc…) Had a number of nice pre-​bonsai. Unfortunately the older gentleman was not exactly ‘friendly’. May have been having a bad day, but hey…

I visited during the winter looking for a Bonsai for my new apartment. They had a tremendous selection of Bonsai at various prices. The gentleman who helped me was extremely knowledgeable and helped me pick out the perfect Bonsai. I gave them five stars not only because of their great selection, but more importantly because their employees were the friendliest and most knowledgable of any business I’ve ever been to in Colorado. If you’re in the market for a Bonsai or really anything plant related you won’t be disappointed. This is the epitome of what local business should be.

We were in Denver for a college graduation, and the graduate wanted rose bushes for her present. I have never seen such healthy plants, and the choices were outstanding. Knowledgeable staff made the selection process easy! Wish I had a place like this back home!

Living down in SW Denver, I ran across this little jewel by accident. Yes, this nursery has MUCH MORE than Bonsai. A great selection of annuals, perennials, trees, etc. and friendly, charming staff who really know their plants. They have a large natural space and don’t treat the grounds with chemicals, so I often see bunnies roaming around. I love it. Please, support local business and take a trip to Bonsai!

Call before you go to make sure they are open, they are a bit out of the way. Once there, you’ll find very helpful, informative people that know their products extremely well. They’ll take the time to educate you on their plants/​bonsai …

This is *the* place to go locally if you’re looking for bonsai. There is a large greenhouse at the back that has a huge selection of bonsais, some pre-​potted and pruned and some ready for you to pot yourself. My husband got me into working with bonsais a couple years ago, and these were the people that helped him pick out my first couple plants. They are very knowledgable and friendly.
The store at the front has a large selection of pots, trays, decorations, as well as having books, potting soil, and fertilizers. Great place to go if you’re looking to get into bonsais, or just want to add to your collection.

What a great nursery! Ron in the Bonsai House is incredibly knowledgable and helpful. They have a good selection of established plants as well as less expensive seedlings and can answer any question you might have about bonsai. This summer I bought 2 ficus seedlings and Ron helped me with everything I needed to get them going. I went back today and bought a beautiful established dwarf schef, along with baby tears to plant as a ground cover around it. Ron immediately offered to plant the baby tears for me, which I didn’t expect, but was very appreciative of. The nursery also sells flowers and other plants in the warmer months. They offer «bonsai babysitting» for when you go out of town.

My husband and I needed to re-​landscape our front yard, but really had no idea what to do with it. We went to Bonsai and spoke with JP, who gave us FABULOUS suggestions. He was so knowledgeable and helpful. He helped us with where we should plant what and what looks best together. Such a great experience for us. Needless to say, our yard looks great and we will definitely be purchasing all of our furture gardening needs from Bonsai.

Good place for starter bonsai. Since I have a green thumb which causes effects similar to the last ice age I haven’t been here in a while but while I was in denial about living in an apartment that gets no sun I came here a few times and they have good prices on their plants and also have a neat assortment of bonsai related stuff in the room with the cash register.

Best selection of bonsai in town, as far as I can tell. The «bonsai guy» there knows EVERYTHING you can know about bonsai. At least it seemed so. I think his name was Ron. Anyways, he helped me pick out a couple trees and was very friendly.

When pulling in from Federal, Bonsai Nursery looks rather small and unassuming, but after passing the front store, it becomes evident that this place was once a farm. The bonsai are located in the greenhouse, and the selection is enormous, with everything from your typical pine to japanese maple to miniature lemon trees. The price range is also quite large-​as low as $ 20 to as high as $ 150, the older and more cultivated the tree, the more expensive it is. There is someone stationed in the greenhouse for help-​I can not remember this man’s name, but he has a wealth of knowledge. He casually explains light and water needs of various bonsai with the ease of a man who has been doing this for decades. Outside of the greenhouse they have many other plants for sale, including full size trees, rose bushes, and various garden and houseplants. Inside the store front are the bonsai accessories-​pots, miniature statues, and books. The staff here is also helpful, friendly, and low pressure.

I surprised my boyfriend two years ago with a trip to a Bonsai nursery so he could pick out his very own Bonsai! Ok, it wasn’t a puppy or not even something as creative as a weasel, but he likes Bonsai’s, so what am I going to do, tell him no? Plus a bonsai definitely sheds a hell of a lot less than a Shepard.
So, I surprised him and let him run wild all around the nursery… looking for his perfect bonsai buddies to take home, nurture, trim, pet, and talk to. What, you think I don’t give him enough attention? Whatever.
Most of the smaller bonsais were in the greenhouse, which was my favorite place to hang out. I didn’t care how long we took in the greenhouse… I just bathed in the humidity like I was a dinosaur… (Not sure why I said dinosaur, but I just imaged a dinosaur roaming around a thick and humid forest, so I decided to be one.)
This nursery had bonsais everywhere… mammoth ones and small baby ones. The cashier area also has bonsai tools, books, directions and other parenting tools.
I highly recommend coming here if you like plants… or like to pretend you are a dinosaur.
* Star one is for being a bonsai nursery in general… talk about a cool niche and ice breaker!
** Star two is for having such a huge selection of bonsais to look at… It was like we were at a garden show
*** Miss star three is awarded because my boyfriend was very happy, and so was I later that evening. ;)
**** Junior star number four is for offering plenty of friendly service and questions to all of our bonsai questions