Blooma Farms

"Great flowers for the whosale market and great people."

"Recently visited the greenhouse and their quality of flowers have gone downhill, and the facility needs a good cleaning or I was there on a bad day, but all in all this is a reflection on management."

"No matter how awful was someone's experience I've come to realize it's beyond the boundaries of what a review is to state "do not shop here"; it's also unethical. I see these reviews for businesses, products (Amazon is loaded with "do not buy!" because so many people write reviews) and even apps "scam app! Don't buy!" from the Apple  store. The so-called reviewers are attempting to take the power to decide away from other people, are convinced they're correct and have the only correct viewpoint. I was told yesterday I was "listening to people with the wrong opinion" when I began to describe the counter-intuitive results of published research. They preferred to heed biased screed based on a couple biased antecdotes. That's the thing. We only have our own experience unless we've done actual unbiased research . Remembering that and writing a thoughtful review based on a negative experience is probably harder but also more useful."

"DO NOT GO. I have never been treated so poorly at any place of business. As a 3rd generation Denver native and someone prepared to spend $3500 today with their designer, I was so excited for a fun experience of picking out just the right products. I share my budget because they were only willing to help if I bought a “truck load” and made me feel 2 inches tall for even entering their space. Yikes! The staff is awful, rude and classless and will never have my business. May sound cheesy but I do not want that energy surrounding me or bringing it home to my garden."

"We have been lucky enough to have Brown's as an annual supplier (and occasionally perennials) for a few years and couldn't be happier! They're wonderful people and also grow perfect products!"