Macho Fern is lush and leafy. Use this plant as a fast growing groundcover for sun or shade. Also a...
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We deliver to Broward, Dade, and Palm Beach Counties
Magnesium Sulfate
For use in correcting magnesium deficiency in palms, trees, shrubs and other plants. A sign you may need this is...
Magnolia Tree, Bracken's Brown Beauty
'Bracken's Brown Beauty' Magnolia is an upright evergreen that has beautiful, two toned foliage. Magnolias are probably most favored for...
Magnolia Tree, Little Gem
Little Gem is a dwarf Magnolia with leathery green and brown leaves that produces a large, fragrant, and white flower....
Mahogany
Mahogany trees are Florida natives that provide great shade and are used as street trees. The Mahogany is typically acceptable...
Majesty Palm
The Majesty Palm is a beautiful, slow growing, dark green palm best suited for an indoor climate or an area...
Malathion 50% E.C
Citrus and ornamental insecticide spray. For use on citrus, vegetables and ornamentals. For the control of scale, white flies, spider...
Malathion Oil
Citrus and ornamental insecticide spray. For use on citrus, avocado, palms and ornamentals. For the control of scale, white flies,...
Mallika Mango
Mallika is a "condo mango" from India. It has superb flavor, is disease resistant, and is a smaller tree but...
Mamey
Mamey fruit has the flavor and texture of sweet potato and is best served as a milkshake or eaten fresh.
Manaca
Fragrant at night when in full bloom, with flowers that are white and turn a creamy yellow as they age. ...
Mandarin Hat
Mandarin Hat can be a shrub or a climber in similar fashion to Bougainvillea, but without the the thorns! It...
Mandevilla, Yellow
Also known as Wild Allamanda, this vine has glossy leaves and gorgeous yellow flowers. Yellow Mandevilla is native to Florida,...
Manganese Sulfate
Helps correct and prevent manganese deficiencies in palms, trees, shrubs, plants, and landscapes. A sign you may need this is...
Maple Hill Edging
The alternative to using boring cookie-cut concrete edging. These natural stone edges give any landscape a great look. Easy to...
Marble Chip, Black
Beautiful black marble chip to add a great depth of contrast and an easy maintenance element to your landscape....
Marble Chip, White
Great alternative to mulching. Has a bright white color to make your plant beds shine!...
Marcus Pumpkin Avocado
Marcus Pumpkin is a mid-season fruit of superior quality. The flavor is excellent, the fruit is huge, and the production...
Mastic Tree
The Mastic Tree is a beautiful small-medium sized, broadleaf evergreen known for its low maintenance and drought tolerance once established....
Michelia Alba
Michelia trees are best known for the incredible fragrance of their flowers. They produce many flowers and do so for...
Milkweed, Giant
Giant Milkweed has a large silver leaf and gets a unique purple flower. This plant is great for a butterfly...
Milkweed, Swamp
Swamp Milkweed, also known as Aquatic Milkweed, is native to Florida and is a host plant to Monarch and Queen...
Milkweed, Tuberosa
Also known as 'Butterflyweed', it's a host plant to the Monarch, Queen and Soldier butterflies. When blooming, they get beautiful...
Ming Aralia
Ming Aralia is a great plant for indoors or in a shady spot. It has interesting shaped foliage and is...
Miracle Fruit
When eaten, Miracle Fruit inhibits the perception of sour taste, making sour foods taste sweet. This interesting fruit can be...
Mondo Grass
Mondo Grass is a great border plant that requires no maintenance....
Mondo Grass, Dwarf
This is the dwarf variety of Mondo Grass. It stays very small and grows at an extremely slow pace which...
Money Tree
Money trees are excellent indoors and also outdoors in full shade. Their trunks are usually braided and their glossy leaves...
Monkey Brush
Monkey Brush is a tropical vine with stunning, multicolored flowers. The bristle-like flowers begin to open yellow and change gradually...
Monroe Avocado
Monroe is a commercial favorite in Florida and the tropics. The fruit is large, abundant, and of excellent eating quality....
