Gulley Greenhouse and Garden Center - Fort Collins, Colorado

Cynthia R.

Gulley’s has been my go to place for houseplants, pots and more. Friendly knowledgeable staff who are always willing to help me with my garden projects. Pictures are of a few of my recent additions to my home.

Shay

Beautiful place! Staff is friendly and helpful, they have a wonderful selection of plants and prices are very reasonable.
They even have a potting bar where they will repot your plant for free when you purchase a pot and a plant. Wish I lived closer, I will definitely visit again. 🙂

David C.

I had the pleasure of dropping by on a friend’s suggestion. She was not wrong! This place is awesome. Megan helped me out with getting supplies for a terrarium I am building. I also picked up a few plants I had no intentions of acquiring but they were so beautiful and so moderately priced that I had to snatch the deal. Make sure to explore they do have a discount section as well and for all my fellow veterans they do offer rewards and a veterans discount. Thank you for that! 🙏 I will be back and I will definitely recommend to anyone in search of plants and garden supplies.

B V.

Couldn't been any happier with the nursery. Went home with two of my wishlist plants and will happily return for the rest. Great prices are those hard to find plants.

Lance D.

Lovely place, glad I made the visit up! Big shout out to Griffin and Aspen, both of them helped us at different times throughout our shopping experience!

I was surprised at how large in quantity and variety of plants they had, especially considering most garden centers look like ghost towns this time of year.

Regarding prices, they were overall surprisingly cheap! There were some extremely rare plants with understandably higher price tags, but even semi-rare plants / ones difficult to find elsewhere were priced below what I expected.

Plants were healthy, large, and after working with them for the past 4 days all appear to be pest-free.

Will visit again!

Yvonne C. R.

Everything for your gardening needs indoor houseplants to outside. I have found so many gorgeous, healthy and happy houseplants here. I have 85 beautiful plants which I’ve purchased at Gulleys. I’ve propagated several over the past year (too many to post pictures of). Staff is always so helpful and knowledgeable about their plants and supplies. I definitely recommend Gulleys 🪴

Rachael S.

If you are a plant nerd who likes cute pots, cute plants, and nice people, this is the place!! Also, pricing is reasonable, unlike most cute places like this. It's really great there.

Ethan A.

Stroopwafel’s Plant Store Reviews - 2
(This review mainly focuses on their houseplant sections)
Fair warning before we begin: Gulley’s Greenhouse has set the bar stupidly high for every other plant store I visit from now on.

It’s jaw dropping. They have every brand of soil, fertilizer, and supplement. Every size and shape of pot, tool, and accessory on the face of the earth. They have cacti, aroids, carnivorous plants, bromeliads, ferns, orchids, hoyas, sansevieria, roses, and african violets. All of them properly labled with their scientific and hybrid/cultivar names. It’s like someone plucked a plant store from one of my taxanomically obsessed daydreams.

By the way, everything is very well priced. A giant healthy Monstera Adansonii was only $20. Same with their Philodendron Pink Princesses. The clearance plants look better than my own, which meant there was some perfectly good 4in. Hoyas available for only $10.

They also offer services for epiphytic plants. They have a massive gorgeous epiphytic plant display. The employees are friendly and helpful too. One of them looked like they had just finished their shift and were making their way to their car, but they still stopped and asked if I wanted to look at their specialty plant section.

No store is without cons though. Maybe I just couldn’t find it, but there weren’t many different cactus or succulent varieties (but the ones they did have were gorgeous). They also didn’t have many varieties of orchid or bonsai, but those make a bit more sense, as they’re more specialized plants.

I’m-already-planning-on-taking-my-parent-there and-having-them-pick-out-next-year’s-landscape out of 10