Indian Laurel Column
The Ficus 'Indian Laurel' column is one of the best trees to create the perfect Hollywood Style Hedge™! Ficus Nitida is native to Asia and Hawaii and is an evergreen tree ideal for growing in the Southwest.
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Date Palm
Resort Style Date Palms are the ultimate in palms for your landscape design! There are many good reasons why Date Palms are found at most upscale resorts and shopping centers...they look absolutely fantastic!
Piru Queen Palm
Our majestic Piru Queen Palms bring a tropical look and feel to just about any landscape, whether lining neighborhood streets or grown in your very own backyard tropical paradise.
Sago Palm
The Sago Palm is an extremely interesting type of plant, while most think by its common name that it is a palm tree the Sago is actually a Cycad, and is actually more closely related to a pine tree than it is a Palm tree.
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Pineapple Palm
This palm has a wide, beautiful, brown-colored trunk accented by their pineapple cut crowns and their deep green, exotic-looking fronds, that make this an extremely showy palm and a focal point. These are gorgeous when lit up at night and work well by themselves or planted to line walkways, sitting areas, and more.
Mediterranean Fan Palm
This striking medium-sized palm is prized for its unique multi-trunk vertical growth, fan-shaped fronds, and aesthetically pleasing growth pattern that looks fantastic around pools and as centerpieces to any landscape. he fronds on this palm jet out and are a few feet across displaying a blueish-green color that gives it a stark contrast compared to its darker trunks.
Mexican Fan Palm
An evergreen Mexican Fan Palm is ideal for use on larger properties and is often seen used as street trees and for adding vertical effects in large gardens. It's a fast-growing, cold-hardy palm with salt tolerance, so it is an excellent choice for beachside planting and coastal areas.
Pygmy Date Palm
Pygmy Date Palms can be used in many landscape applications. Depending on your need, we carry both single and multi-trunk varieties. Its versatility and dwarf growth pattern allow it to be planted in tight spaces around pools, patios, courtyards, and pots.
Gardenia
The ever-popular Everblooming Gardenia is a wonderful addition to a landscape or yard. It has many great features to offer no matter where you choose to plant it. You can enjoy the gorgeous silk white flowers as an accent piece in your yard and can prune and enjoy them inside your home for a bit longer.
Coral Fountain
Soft, weeping rush like branches rise up from the ground with very tiny bright green leaves and cascade towards the ground with bright coral trumpet-shaped flowers. Also known as Firecracker Plant, this colorful shrub grows well in sun to mostly shade.
Hibiscus
Hibiscus are medium to large growing shrubs with very lush, dark foliage and beautiful flowers that come in a wide variety of colors. They grow great in partial sun and will acclimate to full sun easily.
Little John Bottlebrush
The Little John Bottlebrush, or just ‘Little John’, is one of the most identifiable shrubs in the areas where it grows, such as the general southwest region. The small to medium shrub produces dark red, brushy flowers during the spring and summer months. Versatile, hardy, and colorful, the Little John is a popular accent plant used in many types of landscapes.
Lantana
Lantana are one of the most colorful plants used in warm climates. Seen on highways, municipal grounds, commercial property and around homes, Lantana is great for adding color to desert landscaping and tropical settings. Plant them in part to full sun and water deeply.
Star Jasmine
Star Jasmine is a cold hardy, twining vine that is best loved for the strong, sweet fragrance of its white flowers. Star Jasmine will twine itself up a trellis or fence, quickly covering a wall with thick dark green leaves. It is best used in tropical or transition areas.
Yellow Bells
Yellow Bells, also known by the common names Yellow Trumpet Flower or Yellow Elder, is native from Arizona to Texas and Mexico and combines its lush green foliage with showy, large clusters of trumpet-shaped lemon-yellow flowers that will have your landscape ablaze in bright colors from spring to fall.
Cape Honeysuckle
It’s most often used as an informal hedge with a burst of bright orange trumpet-shaped flowers that regularly start blooming in the fall months. It can also be used as a small shrub to add accents of bright colors into your design.
Cape Plumbago
Plumbago offers homeowners and landscapers a variety of planting uses. We like to plant them in borders, foundation plantings or mass planting them for bringing lots of color to beds. They are also great as a background or used as a filler plant in and under shrubs.
