Classification: Shrub rose Year Introduced: 1992 Size: Medium shrub Height/Width: 5 feet by 5 feet Spacing: 7 feet apart on center Planting site: full sun, good air circulation, keep moist until established Cold Hardy: Zones… Read More
Candy Land Rose is a large climber with canes which grow up to 12 feet long. The flowers have swirls of pink interspersed with creamy ivory yellow with a background of lucious, disease resistant,… Read More
The Coral Drift® rose is part of the newest family of roses introduced by Star Roses. These are compact groundcover shrubs with toughness, vigor, and hardiness that fill a variety of uses in the… Read More
Common Name Beauty Secret Classification Miniature Year Introduced/ Discovered 1965 Color Medium Red Average Dimensions 12″-24″x 18″ Exposure Full Sun Fertilizing Fertilize in Spring just before new growth begins. Cold Hardiness Zone 5 –… Read More
The Golden Shrimp Plant is a colorful, soft-stemmed, tropical shrub typically massed in beds or maintained as a background plant in a mixed perennial planting. This 36- to 48-inch-tall, upright perennial has dark green, ovate… Read More
Common name: Perennial peanut Scientific name: Arachis glabrata, Benth Origin: Tropical South America The perennial peanut evolved in tropical conditions and is adapted to subtropical and warm temperate climates. In the northern hemisphere, this… Read More
This new Oso Easy rose variety has an abundance of bright, candy apple red flowers. The flowers are large and single with bright yellow stamens. The foliage is glossy and highly disease resistant. This… Read More
The development of high quality peach and nectarine (Prunus) cultivars with the low chilling needs of a mild climate has greatly expanded the potential for commercial peach and nectarine production in north and north-central Florida…. Read More
Scientific Name: Citrus unshiu Marcovitch Common Name: In most citrus producing areas, satsuma mandarin is the preferred name, but satsuma tangerine is also use. Satsumas are grown in cool subtropical regions of Japan, Spain,… Read More
Plums could be a potential crop for growers and homeowners in Florida and other mild winter areas throughout the Gulf coast, but many plum varieties from the west coast will not consistently perform well… Read More
