Come to Fort Collins Nursery August 25th – September 3rd for our biggest sale of the year! The Yard Sale offers huge discounts on all plants, trees and shrubs as well... Read more
Seasonal Products
Mums & Asters
Looking for a blast of color this autumn? Add colorful chrysanthemums and brilliant asters to your flower bed or fall container garden! Choose from a huge range of varieties of these prolific, hardy and beautifully bushy perennials grown here at Fort Collins Nursery. Mums come in a wide variety of colors including yellow, pink, magenta, red, lavender, and... continue reading
Ornamental Grasses
Ornamental Grasses are beautiful plants that add texture, softness, color, movement and even rustling sound to any garden. Grasses provide great accents and contrast to flowers and shrubs in the spring and summer months and also provide interest to the fall and winter landscape when other plants have lost their leaves. Most grasses are sold... continue reading
Featured Products
Peach Trees
Nothing defines these hot lazy days of late summer better than a sweet juicy peach. Did you that the only thing better than a Colorado-grown peach bought at a farmer’s market is a peach grown in your own yard? Peaches make excellent landscape trees, are easy to care for, and you get the freshest peaches... continue reading
Bare Root Iris
Iris are beautiful and fragrant perennial flowers that are coveted by most gardeners. They are hardy, reliable, and easy to grow. These beautiful flowers feature three larger outer petals and three inner petals, giving them their distinctive look. New to Fort Collins Nursery this summer is a fun selection of specialty bare root iris varieties... continue reading
Nursery Blog
There’s No “Right” Way to Garden
By Jesse Eastman I’m often a bit surprised when people come to the nursery looking for a definitive answer to a question. They can get frustrated and sometimes outright angry when they get different answers to the same question depending on which employee they speak with. While this is an understandable response, it’s important to... continue reading
Plants for Pollinators
Plants for Pollinators Pollinators such as butterflies, hummingbirds and bees are necessary for the survival of most plant species. By introducing plants to our gardens that attract these pollinators, we create a mutually beneficial relationship that provides them with a great food source while allowing the plants to reproduce. Below is a list of several... continue reading
