Colorful Seasons Garden Center

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Reviews

• Stephanie BevinsGoogleDecember 2023

  This place has everything! Tons of cute decor items, garden plants/flowers/trees (depends on season), plant accessories & food. Even before you get inside, their outdoor section(s) is a gardeners dream. For me, I can never seem to make a decision, but my imagination wheels spin with ideas. I want this, oh wait, this one... yup, that's me at this store! HaHa. Really good quality live plants at a good price. Staff is always helpful with any questions you have. This is one of my favorite garden places in the Central MN area.

• Tammie McInnisGoogleSeptember 2026

  I shop here often. I do like some things a lot. But now I read Amanda’s review that you use seeds treated with chemical pesticides, I can only say that I agree that you should inform people when you do this that the plant was treated. I don’t think it’s okay for the public to not know they are bringing home plants that could be killing beneficial pollinators. I hope you will deal with this mater in a more mature way.

• Pam KretschmarGoogleJune 2026

  Wonderful selection of both annuals and perennials. Great summer discounts!

• Mandy MayGoogleMay 2026

  I always try to support local businesses, and I visit this greenhouse at least once a month to see their newest plants. This year, I decided to purchase my vegetable plants instead of starting them from seed to save myself some extra time and hassle. Unfortunately, I regret that decision. After bringing home squash and cucumber plants, I discovered a bright blue treated seed still attached to one of the squash plants. These seeds are treated with chemical pesticides, and I was extremely disappointed to realize this information was not posted or disclosed anywhere. Many families choose to grow their own gardens because they want healthier food, fewer chemicals, and a safer environment for pollinators. Sadly, products like treated seeds contribute to the exact problems many of us are trying to avoid. Pollinator populations continue to decline every year, and harmful chemicals in our soil and food supply are already a growing concern. A greenhouse should feel like a safe and healthy place for the community to purchase plants, especially edible ones. Customers deserve transparency about what they are buying, what they are growing, and ultimately what they may be consuming. I truly wish more care was taken when it comes to the health of our families, our soil, and our pollinators. At the very least, treated edible plants should be clearly labeled so customers can make informed choices. I’m disappointed that I trusted my local greenhouse to provide what I believed were safer, more natural, heirloom-style vegetable plants. 😔

• CoraGoogleSeptember 2023

  Plants were well maintained and the store had lots of cute decor.

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