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We're hiring!

If you're passionate about plants and eager to be part of a team that values growth, both in the garden and professionally, O'Toole's Garden Centers is the place for you. Let's grow together!
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At O'Toole's Garden Centers, we believe that our team is the heart of our success. Joining us means becoming part of a community dedicated to cultivating beauty, learning, and growth. Here's why O'Toole's is a fantastic place to work:

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Embrace Your Passion for Plants

Immerse yourself daily in a vibrant environment filled with diverse plant species. Our employees cherish the opportunity to expand their horticultural knowledge and share it with our customers. As one team member noted, "Being around the plants every day & additional training/education are great for plant geeks."
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Competitive Compensation and Benefits
We value the hard work and dedication of our staff. O'Toole's offers competitive pay starting at $17.00 per hour, along with attractive employee discounts.
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A Supportive and Enjoyable Work Environment
Our store management team strive to create a positive atmosphere for both staff and customers. Employees appreciate the camaraderie and teamwork that define our culture. One assistant manager shared, "The store managers do their best to make it an enjoyable place for staff & customers."
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Opportunities for Growth and Learning
We believe in nurturing our employees' potential. Through additional training and education, team members can grow their skills and advance within the company. Our goal is to help you flourish alongside us.
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Contribute to the Community
Working at O'Toole's means more than just a job; it's about helping our community bloom. Join us in our mission to cultivate beautiful gardens, happy employees, and thriving communities.

Deals

30% Off All Trees, Shrubs, Roses, and Citrus Plants 15% Off All Other Plants

Valid through August 31

Now through August 31st, save 30% off on all trees, shrubs, roses, and citrus plants. Save 15% off on all other plants. The perfect excuse to finish out your garden before fall. (Just a heads up: indoor houseplants and succulents aren't included in this one.)

50% Off All Pennington Grass Seed

Valid through August 31

The perfect time to re-seed your lawn is late summer or early fall while the soil is warm. Pennington Grass Seed is now 50% off. While supplies last. Stock up and save!

Plant Nerd Rewards Club
Plant Nerd Rewards Club

1. Join Free – Sign Up Today. No Cost Ever.
2. Earn Points – 1 Point per $1 Spent.
3. Redeem – 100 Points = $5 Off Next Purchase.

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Gift Cards

Consider a gift card for birthdays, Mother's Day, or the Holidays. Shop together, plant together and watch together as your gift grows and blossoms into the future!

Blog

Raking out dead spots in a Colorado lawn for late summer overseeding
Late Summer Lawn Repair: How to Overseed and Reseed Your Colorado Lawn

August is when Colorado lawns look their worst, and that is exactly why it is the right time to fix them. Late summer into early fall is the best seeding window of the year. Here is the five-step process for repairing dried-out dead spots.

Shoppers browsing rows of tomato plants at TomatoMania at O'Toole's Garden Center
Tomatomania 2026

Tomatomania was back at O’Toole’s for year two, with 100+ varieties across both stores and a whole lot of first-timers, new neighbors, and tomato lovers. Watch the recap.

Neptune’s Harvest at O’Tooles Garden Center: Soil Health, Water Retention, and Family Tradition

Patrick: I’m Patrick from O’Tooles Garden Center. I’m here with Ann from Neptune’s Harvest. Ann: So I just flew in from Massachusetts, and I heard you were in a drought, but clearly I brought some weather for you guys. Patrick: For us here in the arid west, water is always really important. Moisture Retention and Soil Health Ann: Water is …

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2020 Garden Giveaway Winners!

September 18, 2020
It was so inspiring to see all the creativity and gardening passion out there! Check out the winners of our 2020 Garden Giveaway! Read Full Blog Entry…
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Ask a Gardener – Japanese Beetle
June 11, 2020
Japanese Beetles damage plants as both adults and larvae. Adults feed on soft leaf tissue, leaving skeletonized foliage. Larvae feed on roots, especially turf grass, leaving dead, brown patches in the lawn. Cech out this blog entry for tips and products to address both the larvae and the adult bugs. Read more