Euonymus americanus, Strawberry Bush – Bella Jardins Boutique

Posted on July 18, 2025 by Jeanni — Leave a comment

07/21 Plant Pick Up Post and Whatnot

Thank you to everyone who stopped by to see me at Amelia’s Native Wildflowers in Yulee on July 12 for the Nature & Natives Market! I very much enjoy getting to see my customers in person. Lindsey from Amelia’s Native Wildflowers has the markets on the 2nd Saturday of every month. I’ll be there as a vendor selling my cool native plants each month.

And thanks to those who hung around to hear my presentation on how to attract birds to our gardens using native plants! I’ll make a post soon on that subject.

Posted on April 30, 2025 by Jeanni — 1 Comment

May Plant Delivery Post

Hello from me and Ziva!

A few days ago in a post called Coming Soon To Your Favorite Native Garden Shop I talked about the plants my suppliers are growing for me. Well, one supplier let me know today that a large part of my order is ready to go! Yay! Usually I pick up orders from my suppliers, but this order is way too big to fit in my truck so it is being delivered to me. I don’t have a specific delivery day yet, but it will be about the middle of May, which is only a couple of weeks away. I went ahead and updated the inventory of the plants coming in on that delivery. That means you can go ahead and place your order for them. But please keep in mind that delivery of them to you is 2 – 3 weeks out. You will get email updates of your delivery day when I get them in stock. I made a note on the description pages for all those plants repeating what I just said here because I don’t want y’all to be surprised that your order might take longer to get to you than normal.

Posted on February 3, 2025 by Jeanni — Leave a comment

02/07 Plant Pick Up Post

Eragrostis spectabilis, Purple Lovegrass

That dreadfully cold weather is gone for the moment, so it’s time to get back to picking up native plants for y’all to buy! Remember, in our area October through April is the perfect time to plant those perennials, shrubs, and trees. That’s because our soil doesn’t freeze which means their roots continue to grow through the winter. Then they are able to withstand the upcoming brutal summer much easier.