Plant of the Week: Loropetalum
There are a number of varieties of Loropetalum, however, the main distinquishing feature of this plant is the burgundy colored foliage with “Fringe” type pink flowers. Loropetalum Plum is one of the more common varieties that grows about 3-4 feet high and wide. Flowering is heaviest in spring and winter but sporadic flowers are likely […]
Plant of the Week: Juniper Parsoni
Juniper ‘Parsoni’ For an ultimate easy care plant, junipers can’t be beat. They are slow growing, cold hardy, salt tolerant and deer resistant! Parsoni Juniper can grow 3’-4’ high and wide over time, however can be kept clipped. The compact habit of this plant does not grow out-of-bounds, nor will it become too leggy if […]
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Plant of the Week: Eleocarpus
Feature Plant of the Week: Eleocarpus ‘Japanese Blueberry’ Eleocarpus is a lush ornamental evergreen medium size tree that sports deep green leaves year round. Smaller size trees are excellent to use as a large screening plants, or as a standalone specimen, or as a large accent plant to anchor and soften corners. There are small […]
Plant of the Week: East Palatka Holly
Feature Plant of the Week – East Palatka Holly East Palatka Hollies were discovered growing in the wild near the community of East Palatka, Florida, around 1926. They have a more refined appearance in the landscape with its softer green foliage and non-spiny leaves. This makes it one of the best of the holly varieties. […]
Plant of the Week: Pygmy Date Palm
Feature Plant of the Week- Pygmy Date Palm or “Phoenix Robelenii” Pygmy Date Palms are typically the most popular palm for our area. They have beautiful flowing foliage that moves in the wind. They are slow growing but still can reach a height of 10-12 feet eventually so home owners should be careful where they […]
Plant of the Week: Viburnum Odoratissimum
Where complete screening is wanted for privacy or noise control Sweet Viburnum is one the best options. FAST growing and will stay full from top to bottom when it receives at least 5 hours full sun. These plants grow quite large and are NOT recommended for home foundation plantings where they will cover windows, grow […]
Plant of the Week: Green Ligustrum
Ligustrum is available in a number of varieties however green ligustrum is the most commonly known variety due to its many uses. No other plant has more landscape uses than the Ligustrum! Whether it’s for a privacy hedge, a screening shrub, or an outstanding ornamental tree, the Ligustrum is a worthy plant for any landscape. […]