Benefits of Landscaping with Keystone Native Trees To put it plainly, incorporating native trees into your landscape is easy! You just need to pick the appropriate tree for the space (right plant, right place… right?). So then why aren't we planting more trees in our...
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Help Save The Monarch Butterflies
The monarch butterfly is one of the most well-known and recognized. But did you know they are becoming extinct? Learn how you can help save the monarch butterfly. https://www.wilcoxnursery.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Monarch-Butterflies.mp4?_=1
Plant Native Milkweeds And Save The Monarch Butterfly
The incredible Monarch butterfly is well known for undertaking long-distance journeys of 1500 miles or more. It’s an amazing feat considering its tiny body size and light weight. Now consider the fact that it undertakes this migration twice in its lifetime; first in...
7 Reasons Why You Should Go Florida Friendly
Let's preserve Florida native and Florida friendly plants. Here are a few reasons:
The vertical garden, powered by aeroponics
Using aeroponics and our specially formulated Tower Tonic plant food you can grow almost any vegetable, herb, or flower—and many fruits—in less time than it takes in soil. And recent studies have shown Tower Garden to generate up to 30% more produce compared to...
More To Know About Our Native Plants: Walter’s Viburnum
Walter's viburnum (Viburnum obovatum) is a Florida native that can be grown either as a small tree or as a shrub. It stays evergreen in more mild climates, such as Florida. Though this plant can reach heights of up to 30 feet, it more commonly grows to six to 15 feet...
More To Know About Our Native Plants: The American Holly
The slow-growing Native American Holly may reach up to 30 feet with a diameter of 12 inches. Its round shiny red berries are attractive to people and provide food for songbirds. This lovely tree, with medium-green foliage, is tolerant of urban conditions, salt and...