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We deliver to Broward, Dade, and Palm Beach Counties
Persian Shield
Persian Shield has purple leaves, adding color to your shady area. It requires little maintenance and looks great contrasted with...
Persimmon, Fuyu
Persimmon is a sweet fruit that is eaten fresh or used in salads. The fruit ripens from late fall to...
Petunia Hanging Basket
These small-mounding annuals are perfect for gardens during the fall through spring as their flowers are a definite show stopper....
Philippine Violet
Philippine Violet has a deep green leaf that blooms a beautiful purple flower from Spring through Fall. Excellent choice for...
Pickering Mango
Pickering is a 'condo mango' with a bushy, compact growth habit. It can be maintained in a container at just...
Pineapple 'Florida Special'
Pineapples are delicious and nutritious! This tropical fruit is a popular favorite because of its juiciness and flavor. It's also...
Pineapple Mint
Pineapple Mint is an uncommon but delicious and fragrant herb. You can use it for drinks, cooking, or as a...
Pineland Croton
Pineland Croton is a small, native shrub that is drought tolerant and attracts butterflies. It gets a small white flower...
Pineland Heliotrope
Pineland Heliotrope is a beautiful Florida native wildflower that is said to be endemic to Florida. It makes an excellent...
Pink Orchid Tree
The Pink Orchid Tree is a relative of the Hong Kong Orchid Tree but stays much smaller. It shows off...
Pitch Apple
Pitch-Apple, also known as Autograph Tree, has large thick leaves and does not shed often. It is a very low...
Pittosporum, Variegated
This beautifully colored shrub is excellent for making a small hedge. Variegated Pittosporum doesn’t grow very fast so trimming is...
Podocarpus "Flat"
Podocarpus is an excellent hedge. It has been trained to a trellis, providing beautiful privacy in any landscape. It is...
Poison Arrow Vine
Poison Arrow is a a vigorous growing vine with gorgeous burgundy/pink flowers that emerge in the Winter and Spring. It...
Pokeweed
American Pokeweed, eye-catching due to its small, blackish-purplish berries and white, almost inconspicuous flowers. This Florida Native has basically become...
Pollock Avocado
Pollock is an excellent eating, early season fruit that is still grown commercially in South Florida. Pollock ripens from July...
Ponytail Palm
A distinctly different look. This tree grows a wide based trunk and can grow multiple heads. It has long gracefully...
Pop Ash
Also known as Water or Swamp Ash, this tree can grow along riverbanks and lakes all while serving as food...
Porterweed, Blue
This shrub is a great addition to any butterfly garden. An added bonus is that it attracts hummingbirds, too! Porterweed...
Pothos Vine
A great foliage vine for indoors or outdoors. Grows much larger outdoors.
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Powderpuff, Red Dwarf
This Powderpuff is a dwarf variety with feathery flowers that bloom all year long. It is a fantastic small bush...
Princewood
This Florida native is an evergreen small tree with fragrant showy white flowers. It prefers well-draining, moist soil and full...
Privet Cassia
Bright yellow flowers cover this Florida Native throughout the year. Host plant to the Cloudless Sulphur, Sleepy Orange and Orange...
Pro Mix FLX
Made out of the most highest quality of peat moss, and is a very flexible growing medium. It can be...
Purple Coneflower
Purple Coneflower is a beautiful Florida native plant with long-lasting, lavender flowers. It adds a stunning look to any landscape...
Purple Glory Tree
The Purple Glory Tree is a lovely specimen tree that doesn't grow too large. It has very impressive displays of...
Purple Queen
Purple Queen is a colorful and easy ground cover well suited to South Florida. It keeps its purple color all...
Pyrethrin Concentrate
A Botanical Insecticide for use on indoor, outdoors, vegetables, ornamentals, poultry, livestock and so much more. Can be used as...
Queen Crape Myrtle
The Queen's Crape Myrtle is a beautiful specimen or shade tree. With larger clusters of flowers and larger leaves, it...
