Aquilegia canadensis, Eastern Red Columbine

Posted on May 16, 2026 by Jeanni — Leave a comment

Plant Pick Up Post 05/16

Hello, my friends! How’s everyone doing on this fine Saturday? I spent my day doing errands and, most importantly, finalizing the plant order that my favorite native plant supplier is going to deliver to me! I’m getting lots of plants for restocking and some new natives for you. The order is getting delivered to me on Friday, May 29th. I updated the inventory so you can go ahead and place your orders, but please keep in mind that the plants on this list won’t be delivered to you until after the 29th.

Posted on June 1, 2025June 1, 2025 by Jeanni — Leave a comment

05/30 Plant Pick Up Post

Hello there, my fellow flower freaks! It has been a crazy busy week, with next week looking to be the same. I appreciate all of your orders that are keeping me so busy. Y’all keep ordering, and I’ll keep picking up new/restocked Florida native plants for you to buy.

Posted on August 9, 2024August 9, 2024 by Jeanni — 1 Comment

08/08 Plant Pick Up Post and Other Stuff

Hello there, my fellow flower freaks. Well, it’s been a pretty crazy time around here for the past three to four weeks. Why, you ask? Well, let me tell ya why.

Posted on March 4, 2024March 4, 2024 by Jeanni — Leave a comment

03/07 Plant Pick Up Post

Styrax americanus blooms, pic courtesy of Gerald Klingaman

How amazingly beautiful has our weather been lately!! I hope your garden has been getting some of the lovely rain.

Well, Ziva and I are busy busy with deliveries and with pick ups from our awesome native suppliers. Here’s what we’re getting in stock this week.

Posted on November 29, 2023 by Jeanni — 2 Comments

11/30 Plant Pick Up Post

Hello! Did everyone enjoy the Thanksgiving weekend? We sure did.

We’ve gotten some good rain, with more on the way. That’s always a good thing. Got a little chilly last night, and more of it tonight. One advantage of nativescaping with plants native to our zone 9 is they don’t need to be covered during the normal cold snaps.