Flowers Plants For Sale In Orlando

Long spires of bright yellow flowers emerge from January to April and fill the air with a delicate fragrance. Canary Island Broom (Genista canariensis) The winter days are awakened by the sweet fragrance of this subtropical broom.

This Best of Show winner and new Cajun hibiscus variety will delight you with its spectacular blooms. Hibiscus ‘Swamp Cloud' (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis hybrid) ‘Swamp Cloud' has amazing 8” flowers with attractive light lavender petals and bold pink...

A hardy and resilient grower in the garden. Blue Fragrant Violet (Viola odorata) A favorite for its sweet, extremely fragrant, deep blue flowers.

The fruit holds onto the tree for several months and typically ripens from November to June. Sapodilla ‘Alano' (Manilkara zapota hybrid) Considered by many to be the finest Sapodilla in the world, ‘Alano' has medium-sized, oval fruits that are sweet...

Tortuosum is the one. Blooming throughout the year, its heaviest flowering occurs from spring through fall. This vigorous, heavy grower has clusters of delicately fragrant star-white blooms that emerge on the growing tips.

It's perfect for the small space gardener and for those tight spaces where nothing else seems to grow. Besides the benefit of winter color, ‘Berry Poppins' flowers in early summer and makes a great pollinator plant.

The red rim with a blush of yellow and white splashing throughout make this hybrid a must for any container garden. Hibiscus ‘Rim of Fire' (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis hybrid) A stunning color combination on a large 8" bloom dazzles the beholder.

Originating in Southeast Asia, White Bat Flower is one of the most tropical and exotic plants we grow. They can be grown successfully indoors and need conditions similar to a Phalaenopsis orchid or a Spathophyllum (Peace lily).

It blooms in clusters from winter through summer with pendulous chains from which emerge wave after wave of eye-catching flowers. Indian Clock Vine (Thunbergia mysorensis) This rare vine produces wide-mouthed flowers in the tangy yellow and red colors,...

Cape Primrose ‘Little Gem' (Streptocarpus hybrid) If you can grow an african violet you can grow ‘Little Gem.' Its bright pink blooms last for up to ten months in average home conditions.

Geranium ‘Gardener's Joy' (Pelargonium hybrid) Defined veining highlights the cheery blossoms, which are colored in pink, white, red and dark maroon. Grow cool and sunny during the winter for the best floral show.

Chartreuse mottled leaves with chocolate-burgundy edges make this begonia a fancy specimen for your begonia collection. White flowers appear above the foliage in the wintertime and, like many begonias, ‘Shooting Star' is tolerant to heat and home conditions.

Trio of Christmas Cactus (Schlumbergera hybrids) A swirl of colors in tones of golden-yellow, pink, red and white make this Trio of Christmas Cactus a beautiful flowering plant for the holiday season.

Begonia ‘Elaine' (Begonia fibrous hybrid) A wonderfully compact Angel Wing with frilly, narrow leaves and a continual crop of huge pink flowers. Also, wonderfully displayed in a pot for a windowsill, window box or summer patio garden.

We have seen it used in landscaping in southern zones where it creates an attractive flowering border that grows to 2'-3' in height. Deua Flame Grevillea (Grevillea rhyolitica) Perfect for the container, this low growing Australian native, is almost always...

Begonia ‘Coral Chimes' (Begonia fibrous hybrid) A true dwarf Angel Wing with white spotted leaves and everblooming clusters of bright coral flowers makes this Begonia a particular favorite for windowsill culture.

Like most hoyas, this dense vining, small-leafed variety grows well in a hanging basket. Cinnamon-Scented Wax Plant (Hoya lacunosa) A rich cinnamon-scented fragrance fills the night air from the flower umbels of this small Indonesian species.

Cholla Tillandsia Set Are you looking for an unusual plant accent for your home? The 3” x 3” cholla has a red Abdita Tillandsia growing out of the top with decorative green moss surrounding the tillandsia.

It has the classic rose fragrance that's missing from many disease resistant varieties. If you're looking for a fragrant, trouble-free rose to add to your garden, ‘At Last' is one of the best.

The deeply lobed leaves are silvery-green with lavender highlights on the leaf edges and in the leaf center. This is an outstanding begonia for even an inexperienced gardener. Pale pink, fragrant flowers bloom in spring.

Try this heirloom variety for accenting summer containers. Beefsteak Plant (Iresine herbstii) In search of a proven winner? With its ease of growth and enthralling contrast of color, this is a sure and constant companion.

This upright plant has slender, green leaves and aerial roots at the base. Pandan Grass (Pandanus amaryllifolius) Widely used in Southeast Asian cooking as a flavoring for rice, chicken, beverages and pastries, the leaves of Pandan Grass impart an aromatic...

Sansevieria ‘Samurai Dwarf' (Sansevieria ehrenbergii) This rare sansevieria ‘Samurai Dwarf' is believed to have originated in Africa. Looking down from the top, it creates a pleasing, circular form.

Bougainvillea 'Orange Ice' (Bougainvillea hybrid) Perfect for container culture, this moderate grower's deep orange bracts are set against variegated foliage creating an outstanding color form for this genus.

To our surprise, Climbing Bauhinia makes a wonderful container plant with staking or support. The more sun the better, preferring 60ºF lows, although it will tolerate temperatures into the 30s for short periods.

Persimmon ‘Nikita's Gift'tm (Diospyros virginiana x kaki) This exciting new hybrid ‘Nikita's Gift' is a cross between an American variety (virginiana) and the Japanese variety (kaki) and it gives us a wonderful fruit tree that is hardy to Zone 5.

Trevesia is an excellent plant for interior decorating because it thrives in low-light conditions and likes to dry out between waterings. Whenever a touch of exotic greenery is needed we wholeheartedly recommend the "Snowflake Plant"