This beautiful Florida Native shrub gets dressed in small purple flowers and bright red berries right from Fall into the...
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Cissus Discolor (Rex Begonia Vine)
Cissus discolor is a fast growing, exotic, trailing vine, which is sometimes called “Tapestry Vine” or “Rex Begonia Vine”. It...
Climbing Aster
Climbing Aster is a Florida native that can be added to landscapes to create a beautiful wildflower look. It is...
Climbing Rose, 'Louis Philippe'
The 'Louis Philippe' climbing rose simply thrives in South Florida. It has beautiful red flowers that smell great. The 'Louis...
Clusia, Dwarf
Dwarf Clusia is a small, slow growing shrub. It is salt tolerant and requires low maintenance. They offer an easy...
Clusia, Small Leaf
The Small Leaf Clusia, also known as Pitch Apple, can be used as a hedge or a screen plant. They...
Coconut Palm
This Dwarf Malayan Coconut is a great alternative to the much larger coconuts commonly seen. These tropical palms can provide...
Cocoplum
Cocoplum is one of the most common hedges in South Florida. It doesn’t grow fast so trimming is minimal when...
Cocoplum, Horizontalis
Horizontal Cocoplum has a low growing, arching habit and gets edible yellow fruit. It is slow growing and is most...
Coffee
Coffee plants are a great addition to the edible garden! It is from this plant that coffee beans come from,...
Coleus
Many vibrant colors are available to electrify your garden such as yellows, pinks, deep purples, reds and bright green. Coleus...
Compact Thyme
Thyme is one of the most popular herbs used in cooking. It adds wonderful flavor to a multitude of dishes....
Coontie Palm
The Coontie Palm is Florida's only native cycad. It resembles a small palm and offers a lush tropical look. Coonties...
Copperleaf
Copperleaf is a popular shrub that provides many colors to a landscape. The leaves are a mixed copper-red, pink, and...
Coral Bean
Coral Bean is a hardy Florida native that shows off long, brilliantly colored flower spikes. It attracts hummingbirds with its...
Coral Honeysuckle Vine
Clusters of bright pink, trumpet-like flowers cover this Florida native vine almost year-round. This one-of-a-kind vine will give any garden...
Coreopsis
This Coreopsis is a Florida native and is also called Tickseed. It blooms bright yellow flowers all year long but...
Crabwood
Crabwood is a Florida native that can be used as a large privacy screen or as a small tree. Crabwood...
Crape Myrtle Multi-Stem, 'Catawba'
Crape Myrtles are some of the most beautiful trees in Florida. They bloom in Spring to Fall and lose their...
Crape Myrtle, Tree Form, 'Catawaba'
Crape Myrtles are some of the most beautiful trees in Florida. They bloom in Spring to Fall and lose their...
Creeping Fig
Creeping Fig can be used as groundcover or to climb a wall. It is a low maintenance plant that creates...
Crossandra
Crossandra will not cease to amaze! Covered in bright flowers, this tropical plant can withstand high heat and humidity. Crossandra...
Croton, Dreadlock
The Dreadlock Croton is a great low maintenance plant. It is slow growing with colorful leaves and can be used...
Croton, Excelente
A new variety of croton with leaves sort of looking like turkey feet. They show off their brightest orange, yellow...
Croton, Franklin Roosevelt
The Franklin Roosevelt Croton is full of color with splotchy patterns of red, green, orange and yellow. These offer low...
Croton, Gold Dust
Gold Dust Croton adds a nice touch of color with its gold-freckled leaves. A rather slow growing plant, it will...
Croton, Jamaican
This dark-toned croton is great for adding a little bit of darker color into a green landscape. Also can be...
Croton, Magnificent
The Magnificent Croton is the newest variety! With broad leaves and splashes of color, this croton is a low maintenance...
Croton, Mammy
This variety of croton is slow growing with lots of colors. The leaf is naturally twisted giving off more color...
Croton, Mango
The 'Mango' Croton has lots of bright color all year round and not a lot of maintenance!...
