Perennial Peanut is a great ground cover that some people even use as an alternative to grass. Like grass, it...
Perennial
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Pearl berry
Pearl berry have small white pinwheel-like flowers and glowing translucent pearl-like berries that many birds eat. They have shiny and...
Pentas
This small bush attracts many species of butterflies with their colorful flowers. Blooms all year! They come in Purple, Pink,...
Peppermint
Peppermint is one of the best known herbs and aromas. Its most popular use is making tea from its leaves....
Philodendron Selloum
This is a large split leaf philodendron that would fill in any gap in your landscape with its tropical foliage....
Philodendron, Burle Marx
The 'Burle Marx' Philodendron is a beautiful tropical plant that can be grown indoors or out. Used as a...
Philodendron, Burle Marx Variegated
The Variegated 'Burle Marx' Philodendron is a stunning tropical plant that can be grown indoors or outside. Their leaves are...
Pickerel Rush
Pickerel Rush or Pickerelweed has lovely purple flower spikes and is great for ponds or planted in a wet area....
Pigeon Plum
Pigeon Plum is a small tree that gets a dense and compact canopy. It is a Florida native with a...
Pink Princess Philodendron
The rare Pink Princess Philodendron displays beautiful deep green, heart-shaped leaves with dark purple-pink variegation. They are slow-growing and tend...
Plantain
Plantain trees produce a fruit that is usually cooked rather than eaten raw.
*Matoke and Popoulu varieties available.*
...Plumbago, Blue
Plumbago is a very thick bush. It has light blue flowers that fill the shrub. It can be left to...
Plumbago, White
Plumbago is a very thick bush. It has white flowers that fill the shrub. It can be left to grow...
Plumeria, Dwarf White
Dwarf Plumeria is a small tree, sometimes called Bridal Bouquet, that has lovely white flowers for most of the year....
Podocarpus
Podocarpus is an excellent hedge, often used for privacy. It can be kept more narrow than other hedges and is...
Podocarpus, Dwarf
Dwarf Podocarpus is a thick shrub that can be used as a small hedge or that can be decoratively shaped....
Podocarpus, Icee Blue®
Podocarpus is an excellent hedge, often used for privacy, that can be kept more narrow than other hedges and is...
Podocarpus, Variegated
Podocarpus macrophyllus "variegated" is an evergreen conifer with green leaves that have white margins. It can be grown as a...
Pomegranate
Pomegranate fruit tastes both sweet and tart. They can be eaten out of hand or juiced for a drink. The...
Porterweed, Native
This Porterweed is the Florida native with bluish purple flowers. It has a low, sprawling habit and blooms throughout the...
Porterweed, Red
Beautiful long red flower spikes adorn this perennial almost year round. They are a wonderful addition to any landscape whether...
Powder Puff, Pink
Pink Powder Puff is typically grown as a tree or shrub. It is everblooming with stunning pink flowers, resembling a...
Purple Firespike
This Purple Firespike is a beautiful alternative or accompaniment to the Red Firespike. With vividly colored flower spikes, this plant...
Purple Stokes Aster
Stokes Aster is a beautiful Florida native and is known for its blue/lilac color and large, showy blooms. It is...
Pygmy Date Palm
The Pygmy Date Palm or Roebelenii is a dwarf palm as it only gets about 8 ft tall. Usually comes...
Quailberry
Also known as 'Christmasberry', they are hardy and drought tolerant which make them great plants for places that have nutrient...
Queen Emma Lily
The Queen Emma Lily is a great centerpiece for a landscape. It has colorful purple leaves and gets a long...
Queen's Wreath
Queen's Wreath, also known as Petrea, is a hardy vine with hanging purple flowers. It resembles Wisteria (which does not...
Rainbow Gum
Also known as Rainbow eucalyptus, Rainbow Gum is fast growing and is most loved for its beautiful multicolored bark. The...
Rangoon Creeper, Double Bloom
The Rangoon Creeper can be grown as a vine or trimmed to be a sprawling shrub. It is a prolific...






































