Other Plants For Sale
As plant lovers, we occasionally have other plants for sale. They are usually blooms or edibles.
Purple Cloud Crepe Myrtle
Family: Lythraceae
USDA Zone: 7-10
Full sun: Blooms best in full sun (6 hours or more a day)
Crepe myrtles are among the most popular and satisfactory of plants for Florida: bright summer flowers, attractive bark, and sometimes brilliant red fall foliage. The flowers attract bees and butterflies, which makes it a great choice for helping pollinators.
Crepe myrtles bloom on new wood and should be gently pruned in winter or early spring. General rules are to remove little suckers on main trunks, crossing branches, and branches growing toward the center of the plant. If you want to show the bare trunks, gradually remove side branches up to a height of 4-6ft. During the blooming season, clipping off spent flowers often will promote a second round of blooming.
Crepe myrtles are usually not bothered by deer.
Crape myrtles’ seedpods can stain concrete, so please take this into consideration when choosing a planting site.
USDA Zone: 7-10
Full sun: Blooms best in full sun (6 hours or more a day)
Crepe myrtles are among the most popular and satisfactory of plants for Florida: bright summer flowers, attractive bark, and sometimes brilliant red fall foliage. The flowers attract bees and butterflies, which makes it a great choice for helping pollinators.
Crepe myrtles bloom on new wood and should be gently pruned in winter or early spring. General rules are to remove little suckers on main trunks, crossing branches, and branches growing toward the center of the plant. If you want to show the bare trunks, gradually remove side branches up to a height of 4-6ft. During the blooming season, clipping off spent flowers often will promote a second round of blooming.
Crepe myrtles are usually not bothered by deer.
Crape myrtles’ seedpods can stain concrete, so please take this into consideration when choosing a planting site.
3 Gallon
$40
- 3′-4′
7 Gallon
$85
- 5′-7′
15 Gallon
$130
- 7′-10′
Seeds to Share
As a token of appreciation, we will be happy to share with our customers some vegetable seeds from our own garden. Please ask us if you are interested in growing your own vegetables.
List of seeds: (while supplies last, and more will be added)
Green Onion
Hot Finger Pepper
Bok Choy
Rosella Hibiscus
Luffa Melon
Bok Choy
Long Beans