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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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.
Crape Myrtle
When the hot weather arrives in late spring and summer, expect colors to decorate your landscape with shades of red, white, purple, and pink. Crape Myrtle is just as colorful in the fall as it is in the summer. Fall colors such as gold, orange, and red are sure to complement any yard and landscape.
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Jacaranda
Its striking beauty comes from its soft, feathery, fern-like foliage and of course, the beautiful tubular flowers. Homeowners love to touch and feel the foliage while admiring its beauty up close and from a distance. Homeowners looking to fill an open space on their property will love this vigorous, fast-growing Jacaranda tree.
Magnolia
Nothing signifies spring and summer like the sweet aroma from the Southern Magnolia tree. These beautiful specimens are easily identifiable by their large glossy leaves and giant creamy, white, fragrant blooms.
California Pepper
Plant this California Pepper tree with room to spread and enjoy the shade provided by its broad canopy. A large tree, it may grow a crown spread that can provide a nice shady area that is ideal for picnics. The entire family will love this multi-trunk tree for climbing, tying a tire swing, or even building a treehouse.
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Tipu
Tipu trees put on a unique show of golden blooms from late spring into early summer that contrast beautifully with its feathery, bright bluish green foliage. It's a showy, semi-evergreen tree with abundant nectar that is sure to attract butterflies and pollinators into your garden.
Avocado
Hass Avocado trees produce the creamy and oh-so-tasty 'Hass' avocado, a favorite for eating whole, making homemade guacamole, spreading on toast, and more! Know where your food comes from. Toast to good eating!
Pygmy 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 allows it to be planted in tight spaces around pools, patios, courtyards, and pots.
Citrus
Growing your own citrus and fruit is easier than you might expect, and we make it even easier to get the right tree for your yard. Whether you want a sweet orange, a lemon for cooking, red grapefruit for juicing, limes for cocktails, or just some fresh fruit for your family, we have it all and it is all guaranteed to produce excellent tasting fruit!
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 more closely related to a pine tree than it is a palm tree.
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.
Wax Leaf Privet
It makes a great tamed hedge and requires less maintenance than most other hedges, which is why you often see the Wax Leaf Privet shrub used along the border between homes, as a privacy hedge or windbreak. Homeowners that live near busy streets will appreciate its excellent sound barrier features.
Bougainvillea
The different varieties of this plant allow it to be used in your yard in so many different ways. Due to the eye-catching colors that this plant has to offer, it is a great option to add to your yard for accent colors and texture to contrast the existing landscape.
Boxwood Beauty
This low growing, very dense shrub displays shiny, dark green leaves and fragrant, white, star-shaped flowers from spring through the fall. The Boxwood Beauty is great for a low hedge or small foundation planting.
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Iceberg Roses
The Iceberg rose is extremely low-maintenance and easy to grow for people with little to no experience. It is almost completely resistant to any mildew and disease. It is able to grow up to 4 feet high and 3 feet wide.
