While we do not have a nursery on site we are able to supply you with a wide variety of plants and trees.  

Please call for availability (321) 403-0587

Trees
Oak Trees: Laurel, Shumard and Live Oak including the Heritage, Cathedral and High rise

Fruit Trees: Peach, Apple, Fig, Loquat, Avocado, Mango and much more.

Citrus: Orange, Grapefruit, Kumquat, Lemon, Lime

Magnolia: Little Gem

Holly: East Palatka, Dahoon, Nellie Steven's, Festive, Weeping Youpon

Flowering: Bottlebrush, Tabebuia, Jacaranda, Taiwan Cherry, Orchid trees, Crepe Myrtle, Cassia

Trees: Norfolk Island Pine, Sunshine tree, Chestnut, Maple, Bald Cypress, Weeping Willow, Ligustrum, Ginkgo, Winged Elm, Drake <patio> Elm, Chaste Tree, Camphor, Golden Rain
Tree, Sweet Gum, Sweet Bay, Sycamore, Pine

Palms

Queen, Sago, Coontie, Cardboard, Robellini, Canary Island Date, Pindo, Windmill Palm, European Fan Palm

Indoor and Patio Plants

Boston Ferns, Cactus, Anthurium, Prayer Plants, Peace Lilies, Snake Plant, Dish Garden Plants, Dessert Rose

Hedges
Viburnum <Mirror Leaf, Sweet, Dwarf Walter's,  Suspensum> Loropetalum, Gold Mound Durante, Ligustrum <Japanese privet, Jack frost, howardii, Cleyera,

Ixora,Azalea, Plumbago, Gardenia, Camellia, Hydrangea, Pineapple Guava, Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow<Brunfelsia>, Tibouchina<Princess Flower>, Lake View Jasmine, King's
Mantle, Pinwheel Jasmine

Border Grasses

Aztec grass, Evergreen Giant, Mondo, Dwarf Mondo, Society Garlic

Tropicals

Cannas, Crinum Lilies, Heliconias, Bird of Paradise

The finest patented Roses, Knock-outs, Climbers, Antique.

Bedding Plants

Butterfly Gardens

Vines
Allamanda, Bleeding Heart, Bougainvillea, Bower Vine, Passion Vine, Cross Vine, Dutchman's Pipe vine, Flame Vine, Honeysuckle, Carolina Jasmine, Confederate Jasmine, Mandevilla, Thunbergia, Sky Flower, Wisteria

Ground Cover
Creeping Fig, Blue Vase Juniper, Parsonii Juniper, Chinese Juniper, Hostas, Creeping Raspberry, Asiatic Jasmine, Oyster Plant, Day Lilies, Agapanthus

Topiaries

Bamboo
Giant Timber, Mexican Weeping, Golden Goddess, Punting Pole, Buddha's Belly

If you don't see what you are looking for on the list give us a call at 321-403-0587

Remember to water daily <or as needed> with a hose for the first two weeks with new plantings or when transplanting. Your sprinkler system will not provide enough water in those first two weeks even if you run it every day. Sprinkler systems should only be used to water in new lawns and even then you should hand water any areas that aren't receiving enough water.  By hand watering you give your new plants a better start and also are immediately aware of any problems that should arise.

Be sure you can see the original soil that was in the pot when you purchased the plant after you've planted it.  It should be planted above your exiting soil.  1/4 inch for small plants and up to one inch for very large plants or trees. Planting too deep can smother the root system and kill the plant. If it doesn't look the same or better within the first few days, replant it.  Soil conditions, air pockets, lack of water and planting level or too deep are the most common planting problems.  Adding potting soil to very dry sandy areas helps to maintain
moisture.