by Laurel Thompson Gardening is a great way to get the kids outside and learn lifelong skills. It takes patience, organization, and lots of attention to create a fruitful garden, […]
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Harvesting Garlic
By Shannon Moreau Garlic, you know it, you love it—unless you’re a vampire. It is a wonderful companion plant, dependable, and is a staple for gardeners wanting to grow storage […]
10 Perennials in Bloom May through August
Here’s an experience most avid gardeners can probably relate to: you’re enjoying a nice cup or tea or coffee on a summer morning, looking out into your beautiful yard and […]
90 Years of Growth
By Jesse Eastman This year Fort Collins Nursery celebrates its 90th birthday, and as I look back at our history, I am equally awed by what we’ve accomplished and thrilled […]
Beyond Conifers (Some Other Evergreens!)
By Shannon Moreau she/her/hers Year round interest is a key element in landscapes and perennial gardens, but it’s easy to fall into a rut when exploring evergreen options beyond conifers. […]
Spotlight on Cultural Enrichment Center of Fort Collins
By Shannon Moreau, she/her/hers At Fort Collins Nursery, one of our core values is connecting with our community and supporting many of the wonderful organizations that make Northern Colorado such […]
Tips for Happy Houseplants
by Laurel Thompson | Fort Collins Nursery Houseplants have become more popular over the last few years, and it’s no surprise why: they add life and color to the home […]
2021 Pumpkin Weigh-Off Results
Our 13th Annual Giant Pumpkin Weigh-Off is now in the books! Pumpkin growers from all over Colorado and Southern Wyoming put on one heck of a show for us. This […]
First Frost
By Alex Tisthammer Brrr! As the mornings get chillier and the leaves start to turn colors we all know what is in store for us soon. Some morning in the […]
Bee Diversity in your Backyard
By Gwen Wion, Fort Collins Nursery Employee June is National Pollinator Month, making this the perfect time to appreciate the pollinators in our backyards. Without them, our vegetable gardens would […]