Perennials

Perennials

Welcome to Fossil Creek Nursery's plant guide. This plant guide does not reflect inventory or guarantee any items will be in-stock.

By clicking the plant categories to the right you can view all plants within our catalog that fit that category. You can also search keywords at the top of the page and further filter those searches by using the dropdown items below.

False Indigo

Category: Perennials

Upright shrub-like perennial. Attractive seedpods provide winter interest. Attracts butterflies. Sun to part shade.

Bee Balm, Raspberry Wine

Category: Perennials

A.K.A. Bergamont. Raspberry Wine is a variety of bee balm with wine red bracts below clusters of tube shaped petals. Prefers moist, well-drained locations. Has a nice aroma that attracts humming-birds, butterflies, and bees.

Daylily, Chicago Heriloom

Category: Perennials

Antique pink flowers with orchid wine center emerge from grassy-like foliage. Long-lived, requires little attention. Heat and drought resistant.

Coreopsis, Route 66

Category: Perennials

A.K.A. Tickseed. This thread-leaf type coreopsis has a very unique color bloom with a blend of reds and yellows. Drought tolerant once established. May reseed.

Stonecrop, Angelina

Category: Perennials

Forms a mat of succulent, evergreen-like foliage. Does well in rock gardens and area where it is able to cascade down. Rabbit resistant.

Prairie Coneflower, Red

Category: Perennials

AKA Mexican Hat. Colorado dryland native. Linear bright green leaves make up an airy clump of slender stalks. Petals Mahogany red and yellow.

Hyssop, Sunset

Category: Perennials

Gray-green rootbeer scented foliage. Thrives in well-drained poor soil with plenty of heat. Plant Select 1997. Attracts Hummingbirds. AKA Licorice Mint.