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Tilleraas Landscape Nursery

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Tilleraas Landscape Nursery is a pick-your-own stop in Great Falls, Montana, listed for visitors who want fresh produce straight from the field. Rated 4.5 from 66 reviews. Confirm hours before you go.

About this farm

Tilleraas Landscape Nursery is a pick-your-own stop in Great Falls, Montana, listed for visitors who want fresh produce straight from the field.

Visitors commonly come for pumpkins.

It holds a 4.5 rating across 66 public reviews.

Today (Saturday) is listed as 9 AM–4 PM. Hours can change with harvest and weather.

Small BusinessDeliveryWheelchair-accessible car parkQuick visitCredit cardsDebit cardsNFC mobile payments

Location

Find Tilleraas Landscape Nursery at 100 32nd St SW, Great Falls, MT 59404, United States. Plus Code: GJ4M+R8 Great Falls, Montana, USA.

100 32nd St SW , Great Falls , Montana 59404 , US

Hours

Local time (America/Denver). Hours can change with harvest and weather — confirm before you go.

Closed now Today · Saturday

9 AM–4 PM

Monday

8:30 AM–5:30 PM

Tuesday

8:30 AM–5:30 PM

Wednesday

8:30 AM–5:30 PM

Thursday

8:30 AM–5:30 PM

Friday

8:30 AM–5:30 PM

Saturday · today

9 AM–4 PM

Sunday

11 AM–3 PM

Popular times

Typical crowd levels for Saturday (today). Use this as a planning hint, not a live queue.

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What you can pick

In October, check what’s currently ripe before you go. Seasons below are typical windows for Montana, not a guarantee for this exact farm.

  • pumpkins

    Typically in season September–October in Montana.

Before you go

A short checklist so the trip feels easy — especially helpful for first-time u-pick visits in Montana.

  • Bring closed-toe shoes, sun protection, water, and containers unless the farm supplies them.
  • Call or check the website for today’s picking conditions — mud, rain, and sold-out fields are common.
  • Wear clothes you don’t mind getting stained; berry juice and field mud travel home with you.
  • Payment notes on file: Mastercard. Cash still helps at smaller stands.

Amenities & details

Attributes pulled from the listing data. Confirm anything important (pets, accessibility, payments) with the farm.

From the business

  • • Small Business

Service options

  • • Delivery

Accessibility

  • • Wheelchair-accessible car park

Planning

  • • Quick visit

Payments

  • • Credit cards
  • • Debit cards
  • • NFC mobile payments

Payments & booking

  • Cards noted: Mastercard

Photos

4 photos from the listing plus visitor snaps below in reviews. Click any item for a full preview — videos play in the viewer.

What visitors say

66 reviews on file · showing 8 visitor notes from the listing data.

“So we took the boys to the pumpkin patch. We had an awesome time. They gave us a tractor ride out to the patch and made a little maze with hay bales. You get to choose your own pumpkin and get to ride back on the tractor. It was a great experience for our first time. On a side note their nursery was pretty good and the staff was very knowledgeable and friendly!”

“Got a Lil tractor hay ride out to the patch, took some pics, picked some pumpkins, Lil ride back, bought some snack and really hot cider. Just some nice wholesome fun. Everyone was nice and prices were good. Will be back for sure .”

“Always friendly, knowledgeable, helpful. I have done bigger projects with Tilleraas as well as picking up trees, plants, supplemental products and have always been treated well and love coming back-time and again”

“I took my son for his first pumpkin patch experience and they were so nice to us! Great prices, tons of pumpkins/gourds/squash to choose from, fun maze, cute sweets for the kids, and an overall great experience!”

“Very friendly knowledgeable people. Variety of flowers, trees and scrubs. The pumpkin patch is beginning to be made”

Brian · ★ 5 · 11 months ago · Google

“Incredible customer service! Lance was very helpful all throughout the process. He even helped me load the tree.”

“I am writing this review of Tilleraas Landscape and Nursery for my grandfather John Marinaccio. He worked with them a little over a year ago. I have attached photos showcasing what he is talking about. This is his experience: Last October (2024) I engaged Tilleraas Landscape and Nursery to lay new sod in my front and back yard, lay bark under my trees, and plant some perennials. Having dealt with the results of their workmanship (or lack there of), I have finally decided to submit a review. First, although an estimated project was submitted, at no time did Tilleraas sit down with me to explain exactly what they would be doing. Nor did they seek my input, let alone approval. Instead, Tilleraas plowed ahead, and when I questioned or objected I was met with 'Didn't you read the proposal?'. As if it were completely self explanatory. I requested an itemized bill, and it was never sent. All I have to show for their work was an estimate of $10,000 and a final bill of $11,750. $1,750 over estimate with no itemized bill... Second, when they prepared the soil for the sod, it doesn't seem to have been properly leveled or adequately tilled, especially in the back. In some places the sod is very hard and doesn't seem to be thriving. There are even sections where the sod is not joining end-to-end causing gaps and revealing the soil. Further, when the bark was placed around my conifers they never decided to place a barrier separating it from the sod. This has caused the bark to easily be spread into the sod. When I asked to put a barrier in I was told it would damage the roots of the trees. This is absolutely false. A simple barrier would not damage tree roots, and would have saved me a major head ache, and prevented an eye sore. Third, all the perennials were cut back, even those still thriving. They failed to level the flower beds and opted to instead put 3, 4, and even 5 inches of bark in the beds to level them that way. With this lazy leveling some of the perennials were burried. As a result many perennials did not survive or thrive. 5 Peonies were lost including an itoh, day-lilies (stella d'oro) did not bloom, day-lilies (tiger lily) poorly preformed, phlox barley broke ground, a handful of Asiatic lilies survived but only a few bloomed and there were others that barley survived as well. My Siberian iris, spider-wort and lupine. For the past several months I have been working on removing the excess bark, rejuvenating the plants that survived, and replacing those that did not. And there is more: broken pots, trellises here and there, pavers and cinder blocks scattered throughout my yards. When all is said and done Tilleraas's workmanship is slip-shod and half-assed. They do not seem to take any pride in their work, customer service and customer satisfaction. The last communication I had with Tilleraas is as follows: 'Melissa has done enough replanting for you. If you have any more landscaping needs, she suggests you go elsewhere.' Well isn't that a no brainier... Caveat Emptor! John Marinaccio Please note: In no way do I fault the workers. They are as good as the directions given to them, and the expectations made of them. The above is my grandfathers experience. Thank you for taking the time to read this review.”

“After using this company since 2021 when my wife and I first moved here. I will never give them another dime. Its one thing when youre lied to its another when it happens a few times. Shame on you. I pray others learn and never make the same mistake again. You act as if youre the only place around who can do what you do.”

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FAQ

Is this a u-pick farm?

Yes — this listing is marked as pick-your-own. Policies (containers, pricing, pets) vary; confirm with the farm.

Where is Tilleraas Landscape Nursery?

100 32nd St SW, Great Falls, MT 59404, United States Plus Code GJ4M+R8 Great Falls, Montana, USA.

What are today’s hours?

Saturday: 9 AM–4 PM. Full weekly hours are listed above.

When is pumpkins season near Great Falls?

Typically September–October in Montana. Peak and weather can shift — call before you go.

Is it accessible?

Listing notes include: Wheelchair-accessible car park. Field paths can still be uneven — ask the farm about current conditions.

How do I get there?

Use the Directions button for turn-by-turn navigation to 47.50706, -111.36671.

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