Plants for Sale!
We are a licensed nursery, open by appointment online. If you recently purchased plants or cuttings from us, here are some helpful growing tips and links to learn more!
Arcadia Blueberry Plants
Blueberry plants like full sun, lots of mulch and regular water. Most important is the pH between 4.5 - 5.0
When transplanting, in either a container or the ground, use a few bags of pine bark either to fill a large container, or dig a hole and fill with mulch.
The roots like the loose mulch to develope strong roots. And pine helps to keep soil acidic.
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Dragonfruit (Purple)
Dragon fruit love to climb so planting your dragonfruit ensure you have a very strong trellis for support.
To root a dragon fruit cutting, cut about 2 inches off the woody end (discard the small piece) and place in potting soil, not in direct sunlight. Water, but don't soak the dragonfruit cutting.
Additional Resources:
https://gardenerd.com/blog/propagating-dragon-fruit-from-cuttings/
Moringa Oleifera Trees
Nature's multivitamin loves Florida weather!
If you are planting from seed, find a sunny place with room for growth. If pruned and cared for, these amazing tree can become large quickly.
Soak your seeds for a least a few hours to help start the germination, then bury about 1/2 inch in soil. If you are transplanting, dig a hole and gently place your moringa sapling in the dirt and water in well.
Additional Resources:
https://treesforlife.org/our-work/our-initiatives/moringa/how-to-grow
Shampoo Ginger
The pods from this plant are great for skin and hair care!
Easy to grow and loves the sandy Florida soil.
You can leave in a container or plant in the ground, although unconstrained, the plant will spread quickly via rhizomes
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Malabar Spinach
Also known as a summer spinach vine.
This edible vine loves the heat, making it a great addition to a Florida garden.
Additional Resources: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/vegetables/malabar-spinach/growing-malabar-spinach.htm