Foothills Nurseries

Last year we covered our annual liner review process. This year, we’re digging deeper.

We’re bringing you more expert knowledge, light moments with the team, and insight into the strategies we implemented last year, their ex*****on in the field, and the outcomes we’ve been so encouraged to see.

If you enjoy growing, you won’t want to miss this series.

Trees do more than provide shade—they’re constantly exchanging carbon with the atmosphere.

Through photosynthesis, they capture carbon dioxide, store it in their wood, roots, and soil, and release oxygen in the process.

It’s one of the many reasons healthy trees are such an important part of a healthy environment.

Need a tree? Call 403.203.3338.

Today, we’re taking you through E-Section and Pot-in-Pot to showcase some of the incredible stock we have growing at the farm.

From different varieties to different sizes and applications, every landscape has its own needs—and we have the trees and shrubs to match.

Take a walk with us and see what’s available.

$250 Summer Giveaway.

Throughout the summer, we’ll be giving away a $250 plant credit each month.

To enter:

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The giveaway will remain open for one week.

The winner will be selected at random and must redeem the credit in person at our office.

Something special for the gardeners, plant people, and outdoor spaces we get to be part of every season.

“Our emergency service is going to be at your location immediately.“

Olay has a critical job: watering every plant on our shrub pad.
It’s not a task he takes lightly.

The plants may not call 911, but they’re counting on him all the same.

We handed the office team a film camera and gave them one assignment: capture the day.
No shot list. No direction. Just the moments that make up life around the farm.
Here’s what they came back with.

We do this every day.

Pure chaos on the crane with Ben and Nick.

This duo is gold.

"Sometimes as a landscaper, I think it can be discouraging."