Perennials, Pollinator Plants & Annuals

Country Gardens and Nursery stock a wide range of perennials, vines and ground covers to make your home landscape spectacular

What is the difference between Perennials and Annuals? Look a below to find out!

  • Poinsettias are in!

    Give the gift of Christmas!

  • Succulents

  • Annuals

    Visit our greenhouse to peruse a huge selection of annual plants.

  • Perennials

    Our outdoor yard will be full of perennials from ornamental to native this spring

  • Garden Vegetables

    We stock very healthy starts for your garden.

  • Herbs

    See our wide variety of culinary to apothocary herbs.

  • Nectar Collector Pollinator Plants

    We have an extensive collection of pollinator plants available as well as butterfly habitat houses in the summer months.

  • Native/Waterwise

    We carry native to Utah species of landscape plants that will easily thrive in the valley.

  • Bulbs

    We carry a variety of bulbs for spring planting.

    Here is the short list

The Difference between Annuals and Perennials

Annuals are plants that complete their life cycle within one growing season. They grow, flower, produce seeds, and then die all within a year. Perennials, on the other hand, are plants that live for more than two years, often regrowing each spring from the same roots. Perennials typically have a shorter blooming period compared to annuals but return year after year. One key difference between annuals and perennials is their longevity, with annuals needing replanting each year while perennials provide lasting beauty in the garden.

Samples of Annuals

  • Petunias

  • Zinnias

  • Marigolds

  • Impatiens

  • Begonias

  • Pansies

  • Snapdragons

  • Geraniums

  • Alyssum

  • Lobelia

Samples of Perennials

  • Daylilies

  • Shasta Daisies

  • Black-eyed Susans

  • Lavender

  • Coneflowers

  • Hostas

  • Peonies

  • Russian Sage

  • Sedum

  • Coreopsis