Flower Montana’s Brooks Street location is the chain’s flagship in Missoula’s south commercial corridor — a dispensary that has been winning Best of Missoula for Best Dispensary every year since 2016 and whose owner has been in the Montana cannabis industry since 2008. The operation is fully vertically integrated: cannabis is grown on the family’s farm just 15 minutes outside Read more...
Sugar Leaves is a family-owned, vertically integrated cannabis operation on Highway 2 East in Kalispell — the dense dispensary corridor on the east side of the Flathead Valley’s commercial hub — and it has built its reputation on two things that chain stores rarely do as well: made-from-scratch edibles and custom terpene-based pre-roll blends. The scratch candy and baked goods Read more...
Bloom Montana’s North Valley location on Commerce Court serves the growth corridor north of downtown Helena — the 59602 zip code that covers the Helena Valley Northwest area, where residential development and commercial strips have expanded considerably over the past decade. For North Valley residents, this is the closest Bloom option without driving into downtown, sitting in a commercial area Read more...
Bloom Montana’s Euclid Avenue location is the chain’s downtown-adjacent Helena foothold — positioned in the city’s established residential core just a few blocks from the Last Chance Gulch pedestrian mall and the Montana State Capitol. Bloom markets this location as its “Downtown Helena Marijuana Dispensary,” and it’s the original Helena address for a chain that has since expanded to five Read more...
Bloom Montana’s East Helena location on East Main Street serves as the chain’s easternmost foothold in the Helena metro, sitting about five miles east of the Montana state capitol in a small city of roughly 2,000 residents that has historically operated as a blue-collar neighbor to Lewis and Clark County’s seat. For East Helena locals, it’s the closest dispensary option Read more...