Ideal for North Florida, our grafted apple trees like Anna and Dorsett Golden thrive in warm climates and produce crisp, flavorful fruit perfect for fresh eating or baking.
Cold-hardy avocado varieties such as Brogdon and Winter Mexican grow well in North Florida, offering creamy, rich fruit with excellent flavor and high oil content.
Our banana trees are fast-growing and low-maintenance, producing delicious tropical fruit and adding a lush, exotic look to Florida landscapes.
From thornless blackberries to nutrient-packed blueberries, our berry plants are productive, easy to grow, and perfect for fresh snacks, jams, and pies.
A hybrid citrus prized for its tangy, aromatic fruit, calamondin trees are compact, ornamental, and perfect for container growing or small garden spaces.
Barbados Cherry, also called Acerola, thrives in warm climates and produces small red fruit loaded with vitamin C — a favorite for juicing and snacking.
Our selection of citrus trees includes oranges, lemons, limes, and more — all suited for Florida’s climate and valued for their fragrant blooms and juicy fruit.
Fig trees like Celeste and Brown Turkey thrive in Florida's heat and humidity, producing sweet, soft fruit that’s great fresh or dried.
Our flowering plants, including tropicals and perennials, add vibrant color, pollinator support, and visual appeal to any garden or landscape.
Florida-friendly grapefruit varieties such as Ruby Red and Flame deliver large, juicy fruit with a sweet-tart balance and bright, refreshing flavor.
Guava trees grow quickly and produce fragrant, tropical fruit with pink or white flesh — ideal for eating fresh, juicing, or making preserves.
Also known as Chinese date, jujube trees thrive in hot, dry conditions and produce small, sweet, crisp fruit with excellent nutritional value.
Kumquat trees produce small citrus fruit that can be eaten whole — peel and all — and are prized for their tart-sweet flavor and compact size.
Our lemon trees, including the popular Meyer variety, are productive and aromatic, offering juicy fruit perfect for cooking, drinks, and desserts.
Grafted lime trees like Persian and Key limes thrive in warm climates and provide fragrant blossoms and tangy fruit for culinary and cocktail use.
Mango trees like Julie and Nam Doc Mai are well-suited for Florida gardens and produce rich, juicy fruit that’s a tropical favorite worldwide.
Our nut-producing trees, including almond, cashew, macadamia, pecan and chestnut, offer edible harvests and shade, thriving in Florida's climate with proper care.
Grafted orange trees such as Valencia and Navel provide juicy, sweet fruit for fresh eating and juicing, and are well adapted to Florida soils.
Our ornamental plants offer year-round beauty, texture, and color, with selections that thrive in Florida’s heat and humidity.
Low-chill peach varieties like Florida King flourish in North Florida and yield sweet, juicy fruit ideal for fresh eating and baking.
Grafted pear trees such as Pineapple and Kieffer grow well in Florida’s climate and produce crisp, flavorful fruit with excellent storage potential.
Persimmon trees produce striking orange fruit with a rich, honey-like flavor, and grow well in Florida with minimal pest or disease pressure.
Florida-friendly plum trees like Methley and Gulf Beauty are fast-growing and provide juicy, tart-sweet fruit with beautiful spring blooms.
Our certified rose bushes are disease-resistant and vibrant, offering long-lasting blooms in a variety of colors for landscape and container gardens.
Sapodilla trees are tropical evergreens that produce sweet, brown fruit with a flavor like brown sugar and pear — a unique Florida delicacy.
Tangelos are juicy hybrids of tangerine and grapefruit, known for their easy-to-peel skin, bold citrus flavor, and high productivity in Florida.
Tangerine trees like Satsuma, Ponkan, and Murcott produce sweet, easy-to-peel fruit that matures early and is perfect for snacking or juicing.
Our tropical fruit trees — including lychee, sapote, and more — offer exotic flavors and are ideal for creating a backyard edible oasis in Florida.
