Pinnacle Gardens

Late in the fall season (late Oct) the Pinnacle folks were very receptive and helpful for us to get 3 River Birch trees planted in our new home landscaping. The price and service was excellent and we look forward to the spring for new needs — we will use Pinnacle! Aaron the guy who planted the trees was awesome!

This nursery is the best. We were quoted $ 3700.00 from the longmont tree farm (!!!) and pinnacle cut that price in half or more (i mean less) and supplied most of our landscaping needs. All of their staff was super helpful and knowledgable and i would go back there in a heartbeat.

What a great community garden center!
The annuals are in, roses and perennials!
Such a great relaxing place to shop !

Bait-​and-​switch selling, expensive
I stopped by to look at their stock in the spring wanting to buy a couple lilac bushes. They had lilacs, but at $ 35 and up they seemed pretty pricey so I left.
At the end of July I stopped in again knowing that nursery stock often goes on sale mid-​summer. Indeed, their lilacs were on sale (for $ 25 each) but looking pretty droopy by this time. The salesperson I spoke with said that ALL lilacs would be on sale at $ 25 until they sold out. I still thought $ 25 was a bit much, but stopped by again three weeks later after mulling it over.
This time the lilacs were very sad looking indeed, quite stressed. I was told they were still $ 25 apiece, but that they were now being sold as «buy two, get one free.» I said I would think about it. I decided to buy them today, exactly one week later. (I couldn’t stop by before today because they’re only open 9 – 6 daily, the same hours I work, but I work a half day on Fridays so can only get there then.)
However, when I stopped in to get them, I was told by a new person that those distressed lilacs were no longer for sale. She instead steered me toward some better-​looking lilacs that were full price. Still buy two, get one free, but as I said above, $ 35 for a lilac bush is ridiculously expensive, and even at the buy 2, get one free the cost would have been about $ 24 for each. So not really saving any money with their «deal».
I was willing to buy three distressed bushes at the lower price (would have been about $ 17/​each) but she refused to sell them to me and instead showed me new plant stock I was never told existed before. I wanted to support a local business but I certainly don’t want to support one that engages in such blatant bait-​and-​switch tactics.