Plant of the Week: Pentas

Plant of the Week: Pentas

Happy Monday! Our Plant of the Week this week is: Pentas! They’re treated as a spring annual here and they love our hot, humid weather. This is because Pentas originate from East Africa and Yemen. Did you know? The name Pentas comes from the Greek word for five,...
Plant of the Week: Citronella

Plant of the Week: Citronella

Our plant of the week today is Citronella! This is a type of plant known for its intense lemon aroma that repels mosquitoes. Citronella oil primarily comes from tall citronella grass (Cymbopogon nardus), while the popular “mosquito plant” is a scented...
Spring Color is HERE

Spring Color is HERE

Vincas, begonias, and salvia, oh my! Spring flowers are HERE! It’s the perfect time to refresh your landscape with vibrant spring color. Whether you’re planting in beds or pots, adding spring annuals is a simple way to make your space pop with vibrant blooms!...
Vinca

Vinca

Happy Monday! Our plant of the week is one of our spring annuals, Vinca. There are two main types of vinca: Vinca minor/major: trailing, shade-tolerant, perennial vine with violet flowers. Catharanthus roseus: bushy, heat-loving annual with white, pink, or red blooms....
Plant of the Week: Florida Azalea

Plant of the Week: Florida Azalea

Happy Monday! Our plant of the week was actually spotted by David while he was out. This is a Florida Azalea (Rhododendron austrinum), a native shrub known for fragrant, vibrant flowers. During spring, they bloom in clusters of trumpet-shaped yellow, gold, or orange...