When living in Florida, one of the best ways to help the environment while also protecting your property from storm damage is to plant native trees. Florida’s native trees are naturally adapted to the climate and can often withstand hurricane-force winds better than...
Our mock coastal hammock planting includes things like Shiny Coffee, Cabbage Palm, Marlberry and Beautyberry! Great wildlife attraction while also being salt and drought-tolerant! Over the course of our Nursery Tour Tuesday series, we will...
There are many useful plants for screening purposes, and in part two of our screening tour we look at Fiddlewood and Yaupon Holly and their added wildlife benefits. Over the course of our Nursery Tour Tuesday series, we will be walking...
There are many useful plants for screening purposes, and in part one of our screening videos we look at Southern Red Cedar and Wax Myrtle and their added wildlife benefits. Over the course of our Nursery Tour Tuesday series, we will be...
A swale is a great way to divert and collect water around the landscape, and it offers an opportunity to plant moisture-loving plants like Leather Ferns, Rouge Plants and Cocoplums! Over the course of our Nursery Tour Tuesday series, we...
Today we look at our Bog Garden planting, utilizing native ferns, groundcovers and larval hosts to create a diverse area for wildlife and incorporate wetland plants into a typical landscape setting. Over the course of our Nursery Tour...
Today we examine one of our central plantings, complete with Shiny Coffee, Privet Cassia and Black Ironwood to create a mini-habitat for birds and butterflies! https://youtu.be/JVXfbAeDbqw
