Winter in East Central Florida

Winter Hours 9-5 Mon thru Sat.
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For us here in central Florida winter it is a great time to establish plants. Visit our nursery and get started. We can make the earth healthier at our own homes. Visit our news page for new kits displayed at the nursery to get started.

Reduce or eliminate Grass! Consultation and landscaping available. No more watering, chemicals, mowing. Enjoy the benefits of native habitat. Native Habitat landscapes can be as formal or as wild as you like. Let us show you how. We use all Central Florida seed sources. Our plants adapt to the climate of Brevard County. You will see the difference. Contact the nursery for your personal consultation today.
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Check out florida.plantatlas.usf.edu for pictures and natural range.
Maple Street Natives has propagated over 150 different Florida Native Plant species. Below are just a few that are available.
Trees available: Maple Streets Live Oaks, Southern Red Cedar, Winged Elm, Black Gum, Hackberry, Bald Cypress, Pignut Hickory, Dahoon Holly, Willow Bustic, Mahogany, Gumbo Limbo, Hercules Club, Wild Lime, Sweet Acacia, Black Ironwood, Lancewood, Blolly, American Elm, Jamaica Caper.

Shrubs and small Trees available, Swamp Dogwood, Florida Privet, Bastard Indigo, Sea Grape, Walters Viburnum, Spanish Stopper, Simpsons Stopper, Beauty Berry, Wild Coffee, Yaupon Holly, Fiddlewood, White Stopper, Wax Myrtle, Firebush, Necklace Pod, Blueberries, Beach Elder, Jamaica Caper, Red Star Hibiscus (moist or ponds), Shiny Lyonia, Snowberry.
Lots of Florida Native Wildflowers and grasses from our own local nursery stock. Eupatorium, Red Sage, Blanket Flower, Coreopsis, Tickseed, Bear Grass, Verbena tampensis, Verbena maritima, Adams Needle, Flattop Goldenrod, Seaside goldenrod, Rosinweed, Blue Curl, Blazing Star, Ageratina, Dotted Horsemint, Ironweed,Black eyed Susan, Sunshine Mimosa, Pineland Dropseed, Muhly grass, Elliotts Lovegrass, Purple Lovegrass, Fakahatchee grass.

Pond and low wet area plants include water hemlock, pickeral weed, Canna lily, Water Dropwort, Marshmallow, Red Star Hibiscus, Blue Flag Iris.
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Local Wildflower seed packets available. Visit our seed page.
Visit our habitat kits page for other ideas on how to reduce your lawn.
Lots of Blueberry plants 3 gal. Shiny, Elliottii, Darrowii, and Highbush now 18.00 and bearing fruit!

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 winter season 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!