Colonial Gardens' Holiday Gift Guide
Elevate Your Gifting Game with Our Exquisite Gift Boxes
Looking for the perfect gift? Our curated collection of gourmet gift boxes is sure to impress. From artisanal preserves to indulgent charcuterie, we offer a variety of options to suit every taste. Let us take care of the shipping, so you can simply enjoy the gift of relaxation.
Sip & Savor the Season
Unwind and recharge with this soothing tea and honey gift set.
Each blend is crafted with care, offering a moment of tranquility.
Spread Holiday Cheer
Delight your loved ones with this trio of handcrafted preserves.
Each jar is a burst of flavor, perfect for spreading on toast, pairing with cheese, or adding to your favorite recipes.
Jingle & Mingle at Colonial Gardens
Join us on Thursday, November 21st at 6 p.m. for a holiday open house filled with smiles, drinks, and good food. Shop holiday decor, sample local flavors, meet Santa, & give back!
This festive event is the perfect opportunity to get into the holiday spirit, check off a few names on your Christmas list, and make a difference in the lives of children at Children's Mercy Hospital.
Let's Get Growing
Visit Our Greenhouse, Nursery and Farm
Landscape Services
At Colonial Gardens we believe in creating unique, sustainable, and bio-diverse landscapes that celebrate our region’s subtle and ever-changing natural beauty.
Biggest Tree Selection
Grown at our farms across 8 states, we control every step of the process to ensure the tree you plant will thrive.
Throw A Holiday Party!
Graduations, weddings, showers, even celebrations of life - are all made better when you set it in a lush green space. Or Join us for any of our festivals, concerts, or....
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