Dune or Beach Sunflower is drought and salt tolerant. This ground cover displays yellow flowers all year, attracting butterflies as...
Flowering Shrubs
We deliver to Broward, Dade, and Palm Beach Counties
Fiddlewood
Fiddlewood is native to Florida and can be grown as a shrub or a small tree. It is a pretty...
Firebush
Firebush is a Florida native and has unique yellow and orange flowers. This shrub is an excellent nectar source for butterflies...
Firebush, Dwarf
The Dwarf Firebush stays smaller than the regular variety, with hundreds of yellow and orange flowers. It blooms all year...
Firebush, Firefly
A hybrid of the Florida Native Firebush (Hamelia patens), this variety has even smaller leaves than the dwarf variety and...
Firecracker, Red
Firecracker is a bushy plant that has red flowers that grow on the ends of the leaves. The small red...
Gardenia, Grafted
Gardenia flowers are well known for their superb fragrance! The flowers are ivory in color and the leaves are a...
Gaura
Truly a must have for butterfly gardens since they will surely lure many butterfly species with their bright pink and...
Ginger, Red
Red Ginger is a lush tropical plant with red cone-like flowers. The flowers are large and beautiful and the plants...
Goldenrod, Seaside
This Florida Native grow in clumps with wide, succulent looking and almost arching leaves. When in bloom, their deep yellow...
Ground Orchid
Ground Orchids have long, green leaves that will fill up any space in your landscape. They are a great choice...
Heliconia
This plant will definitely give your landscape a tropical look with its unique flowers that appear almost year-round. You can...
Heliconia, 'Lobster Claw'
The 'Lobster Claw' Heliconia is a great choice for a shady area. It produces exotic, tropical flowers with a nice...
Henna Plant
This cool plant is used to make the famous Henna Dye! The leaves are used along with an acid to...
Hibiscus
Hibiscus is a beautiful flowering shrub that can add lush color to your garden. They have shiny, dark green leaves...
Impatiens, New Guinea
New Guinea Impatiens are a burst of color in any garden. Great as a border plant around a tree or...
Ixora, Dwarf
Dwarf Ixora has a red cluster of flowers like all Ixora. The leaf is small and dark green. Dwarf Ixora...
Ixora, Nora Grant
Nora Grant Ixora has clusters of tiny pink flowers that bloom during the warmer months of the year. Best used...
Jamaica Caper
Jamaica Caper is a beautiful Florida native with showy two-toned leaves. The flowers are mostly white and are fragrant. Jamaica...
Jasmine, Grand Duke of Tuscany
This Jasmine has beautiful, small rose-like flowers. They are white and very fragrant and the leaves are a deep attractive...
Jasmine, Indian Jui
Indian Jui Jasmine is a beautiful flowering shrub that gets clusters of white flowers with an otherworldly fragrance. It can...
Jasmine, Night Blooming
One of the most fragrant jasmines there are. night Blooming Jasmine grows into a thick shrub that can get rather...
Jasmine, Pinwheel
This Jasmine blooms all year with white flowers that resemble pinwheels. The leaves are glossy and deep green, providing lovely contrast...
Jasmine, Sambac
Also called Arabian Jasmine, this plant is known for its fragrant white flowers. Sambac Jasmine blooms throughout the year....
Jasmine, Variegated Pinwheel
This Jasmine blooms all year with white flowers that resemble pinwheels. A very easy to grow plant just like the...
Jatropha
Jatropha is a beautiful blooming shrub or tree that attracts both butterflies and hummingbirds with its flowers. It displays red...
Joewood
Joewood is a slow growing Florida native that is great for small spaces. It can also be grown as a...
Kings Mantle
This full shrub blooms bright purple flowers with yellow throats. Excellent for a hedge plant with color....
Lady of the Night
Lady of the night is a plant that produces flowers that are intensely fragrant at night. The flowers turn from white to...
Lantana, Native
This Lantana, also known as Wild Sage or Buttonsage, is a Florida native with white flower and vivid purple berries....
