Come and celebrate Earth Day with us on Saturday, April 20th. We are extremely proud of the roll we’ve played in greening up Fort Collins for 87 years and for... Read more
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Our Business is Growing!
Fort Collins Nursery can trace its roots back to the early 1930s, originally named Kinghorn Nursery, and a fair sight smaller than it is today. Through the decades, the business has morphed and grown, passing hands from one owner to the next, moving from west Fort Collins to its current location on East Mulberry Street,... continue reading
Cactus & Agave from Cold Hardy Cactus
Fort Collins Nursery has a wonderful collection of cactus and agave from Cold Hardy Cactus. The collection was compiled by renowned Colorado nurseryman and propagator Kelly Grummons, and contains the most garden worthy species and varieties of cactus and agave from across North America. Agave Agave is a delightful genus of succulent plants, mainly from the... continue reading
Rock Garden/ Alpine Plants
Stop by Fort Collins Nursery to check out our amazing selection of rock garden and alpine plants grown locally at Laporte Avenue Nursery. Rock gardens are a great way to add a rugged, natural look to your garden and landscape and usually require little to no maintenance. These plants come in many varieties, like Columbine,... continue reading
Perennials
Over the past several weeks, our staff has been hard at work bringing perennials out of their winter slumber and onto the nursery grounds. Many of these were grown right here at Fort Collins Nursery by our amazing production team. Our perennials were overwintered and are now ready for you to take home and plant... continue reading
Nursery Blog
Our Business is Growing!
Fort Collins Nursery can trace its roots back to the early 1930s, originally named Kinghorn Nursery, and a fair sight smaller than it is today. Through the decades, the business has morphed and grown, passing hands from one owner to the next, moving from west Fort Collins to its current location on East Mulberry Street,... continue reading
Planning for Pleasure in the Garden
By Jesse Eastman In the past I’ve written about the importance of developing a detailed plan prior to the start of the gardening season – measure your beds, track sunlight, review your carefully compiled notes from the previous season, etc. Here’s the thing about all that: I was wrong. This detail-oriented approach is just one... continue reading
