Spring in East Central Florida

New shipment of composters and Rain Barrels. Plant a new tree for every one taken down. The Division of Forestry reports 240 acres a day going down in Florida alone. Join the Florida Native Plant Society and other conservation groups to help educate.

Invasive exotics crowd out the native species thus leaving less natural food and nesting areas for birds. Visit the fleppc.org website for a complete list on invasive exotics you should avoid.

Now that the lovely spring weather is here, enjoy your garden , expand beds, get rid of grass (which uses up a lot of our fresh water and does not provide for wildlife) and watch birds and butterflies feed on the abundant food provided by your native plants. ENJOY!

Wildflowers available, Blanket Flower, Skullcap, Horsemint, Rosinweed, Black eyed Susan, Penneyroyal, Spiderwort, Sunshine Mimosa, Coreopsis, Blazing Star, Stokes Aster, Wild Petunia, Beach Verbena, Tampa Verbena, Rayless Sunflower, Golden Aster, Lemon Bacopa,Ironweed, Bear Claw, Palafoxia, Pineland Heliotrope, Scorpian Tail, Snakeroot, Yellowtop, Blue eyed Grass, and more.

Start Composting! Bins Available. Catch the Rain with our Quality Olive Barrels designed as Rain Barrels.