Plants for Sale in Jacksonville FL
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This is a general list of plants we try to keep in stock. Actual availability fluctuates. Call for
current availability. We can deliver all our products, including plants, and even install it for you. Please come to our Garden Center or give us a call at (904) 727-1100 for more information. We can't wait to see you!
A Simple Trick to Remember When to Feed Your Plants!
Growing up, I learned a simple but powerful way to remember when to focus on plant care-it's just like how we eat! While we have three meals a day, plants have three meals a year because their life cycles are longer and more patient.
Here in Northeast Florida, we follow this easy rule:
- March 15th - Breakfast: The first meal before spring! Time to clear out debris, trim overgrowth, and start feeding so your plants wake up strong.
- July 4th - Lunch: A mid-year boost! Give them nutrients and care to help them stay resilient through summer storms and hurricanes.
- October 15th - Dinner: Before Halloween, give them a final meal to prepare for winter dormancy, storing up nutrients for a healthy return in spring.
In winter, plants fast (hibernate), quietly working at a molecular level to prepare for new growth. Just like pets and family, plants thrive when given care and attention-the more you give, the more they give back!
Need help with your landscape? Call: (904) 727-1100, or email us at plantbuddy73@gmail.com or mulchmastersjax@gmail.com, and let's keep your plants happy and healthy all year long!
Tropical Plants (damaged by frost)
- Allamanda
- Apostle Iris
- Bird of Paradise (white)
- Bird of Paradise (orange)
- Brunfelsia (yesterday-today-tomorrow)
- Duranta Sapphire Showers
- Silver Buttonwood
- Bush Daisy
- Canna Lily
- Cassava Variegated
- Copper Plant
- Crinum Lily Anne
- Croton Mammie
- Croton Petra
- Duranta Gold Mound
- Fatsia
- Ficus Elastica Variegata
- Firebush
- Firecracker Plant
- Variegated Ginger
- Hawaiian Ti Plant
- Heliconia
- Hibiscus (assorted colors)
- Honeysuckle Cape
- Hydrangea, Multiple Southern varieties
- Pinwheel Jasmine
- Lantana
- Lion's Ear
- Papyrus
- Philodendron Selloum
- Philodendron Xanadu
- Plumbago
- Ruellia
- Sambac Jasmine
- Schefflera Trinette
- Shrimp Plant
- Snow Bush
- Spirea
- Stromanthe
- Tibouchina
- Thunbergia King's Mantle
- Thryallis
Evergreen and Hardy Plants (cold tolerant for our region)
- Azalea
- Bottlebrush
- Bottlebrush Better John (dwarf)
- Boxwood
- Burford Holly (dwarf)
- Camellia Japonica
- Camellia Sasanqua
- Emerald Blanket
- Fejoa (Pineapple Guava)
- Gardenia
- Ixora
- Ligustrum Japonicum (green)
- Ligustrum Howardi (yellow tip)
- Ligustrum Recurvifolium (curly leaf)
- Ligustrum Jack Frost (variegated)
- Loropetalum Plum
- Nandina
- Oleander (pink, white)
- Oleander (dwarf pink)
- Pittosporum
- Pittosporum Variegated
- Podocarpus Maki
- Podocarpus Pringle (dwarf)
- Rose Knockout
- Rose Drift
- Sky Pencil
- Star Jasmine
- Texas Sage
- Viburnum Odo
- Viburnum Suspensum
Trees And Shrubs
- Elm Varieties
- Maple varieties
- Oak varieties
- Bald Cypress
- Barbados Cherry
- Blueberries
- Bottlebrush
- Bradford Pear
- Cedars
- Crape Myrtle
- Cypresses
- Drake Elm
- Evergreen Topiaries
- Figs
- Florida Hardy Avocados
- Forest Pansy
- Fringe Trees
- Hardy Dogwoods
- Holly
- Japanese Magnolias
- Japanese Maples
- Junipers
- Live Oak
- Ligustrum
- Magnolia
- Multiple Citrus Varieties
- Oleander
- Pine varieties
- Podocarpus
- Redbuds
- River Birch
- Sweet Almond
- Tabebuia
- Tulip Poplar
- Weeping Bottlebrush
Ground Covers
- Agapanthus
- Aptenia (Baby Sun Rose)
- Aztec Grass
- Bulbine
- Cast Iron Plant
- Coontie
- Creeping Fig
- Ferns (Kangaroo, Sword, Macho, Autumn, Foxtail,Holly)
- Flax Lily
- Heather
- Heather varieties
- Iris African
- Jasmine Asiatic
- Jasmine Confederate
- Juniper Blue Pacific
- Juniper Parsoni
- Juniper Grey Owl
- Lantana
- Lantana varieties
- Licorice Plants
- Liriope Super Blue
- Liriope Emerald Goddess
- Pennyroyal
- Mondo Grass (regular and dwarf)
- Perennial Peanut
- Purple Queen
- Purslanes and Portulacas
- Ruellia (dwarf)
- Sedum
- Sedum varieties
- Sweet Potato Vines
Annuals / Perennials
We carry an inventory of seasonal flowering plants but the types fluctuate too greatly to provide a list. Please call us for a specific plant you're looking for (904) 727-1100 or fill out the form below.
