See Our Plants
If you want it, we probably have it!
At Scott’s Landscape Nursery, we pride ourselves on having a wide range of options to make sure you can put the right plant in the right place, every time!
We haven Butterfly Garden Plants, Drought-Tolerant Plants, Florida-Native Shrubs, Florida-Native Trees, Fruit and Citrus Trees, Groundcovers and Grasses, Hanging Basket and Interior Plants, Landscape Shrubs, Nelson’s Roses, Ornamental Trees, Palm-Like, Privacy Hedges, Seasonal and Perennial Plants, Shade Plants, Vines and Crawlers, and more!
Take a look below for just a small sample of some of our favorite landscape plants, and when you’re ready, click the green button to book your free consultation with one of our Plant Specialists and let’s pick the perfect set for you!
Assorted Succulents and Cacti
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More of our Favorite Plants
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Lantana
Crowds of colorful butterflies will flock to your garden when you grow lantana. This super productive plant puts out a nonstop supply of bright, nectar – rich flowers all summer long. Lantana loves hot, sunny weather and is tolerant of both drought and humid conditions. Flower colors include red, yellow, white, orange, lavender, pink, and bi – color. Use lantana in landscape beds or in pots and planters packed with other sun – loving bloomers. In frost – free regions, lantana forms a low shrub that can grow 2 to 3 feet tall. In the North, use lantana as an annual flower. Lantana is also deer and rabbit resistant. Zones 9 – 11.
Magnolia Little Gem
A dwarf southern magnolia with smaller dark green foliage and a very compact narrow form. The large, glossy, evergreen leaves have rusty — brown undersides. Very attractive, large, white, fragrant blooms. A naturally small tree or large shrub perfect for small gardens. Truly captivating when trained as espalier against a wall or fence. Water deeply, regularly; more frequently in extreme heatModerate growings.
Mahoe Vareigated
Mahoe is an evergreen shrub or small, spreading tree to 25 ft high and nearly as wide. Light: Does best in full sun. Moisture: Mahoe needs a lot of water and cannot tolerate prolonged drought. The flowers are large and showy, starting out yellow in the daytime and turning red by evening.
Mondo Grass
Attractive clumps of stemless, dark green, grass – like leaves make a beautiul small – scale groundcover or low border. Water regularly – weekly, or more often in extreme heat or containers. Moderate growing; reaches 12 to 15 in. tall and wide.
Monstera Deliciosa
Monsteras are unique, easygoing houseplants whose gigantic leaves are adorned with dramatic hole formations. Monsteras are vining plants and love to trail over the pot or climb, along a stake or trellis. It tolerates low light, but grows faster and becomes more dramatic in a spot with indirect bright light. That said, avoid strong, direct sunlight because it may burn the leaves. Water and fertilize regularly during the growing season in Spring and Summer, but be sure to cut back in winter when growth slows down.
Neoregelia Brazil
‘Brazil’ is a very colorful cultivar with a somewhat mysterious background. It’s flaming red – orange color and compact size make it an excellent addition for those that are short on space. It averages about 10″ across at maturity. Give strong filtered light for best color. Very prolific!
Orange Navel
Lower acid content than most varieties. Easily peeled. Very heavy producer. Harvest: October – January. Seeds per fruit few 0-6. Fruit size large 3″ — 31/2”.
Palm Foxtail
“Wodyetia bifurcata”
The enchanting foxtail palm is extremely popular for its perfect proportions, self-cleaning habit and full, rounded fronds. A tropical showstopper in the landscape, the foxtail is available in single or multi — trunk specimens. Its smooth gray trunk is topped with a bright green crownshaft and big tufted fronds that resemble the bushy tail of a fox. Plant with organic peat humus or topsoil added to the hole. Foxtails can be heavy feeders. Fertilize with a granular palm fertilizer containing micronutrients. Reaches heights of 20–30 ft.
The enchanting foxtail palm is extremely popular for its perfect proportions, self-cleaning habit and full, rounded fronds. A tropical showstopper in the landscape, the foxtail is available in single or multi — trunk specimens. Its smooth gray trunk is topped with a bright green crownshaft and big tufted fronds that resemble the bushy tail of a fox. Plant with organic peat humus or topsoil added to the hole. Foxtails can be heavy feeders. Fertilize with a granular palm fertilizer containing micronutrients. Reaches heights of 20–30 ft.
Palm Ponytail
Ponytail palm’s best quality is how easy it is to grow: As long as you don’t overwater
it, the plant may seem virtually indestructible! It’s a slow grower that’s perfect. Named for its thin, grasslike foliage that droops downward much like a gathered tail of hair, the ponytail palm (Beaucarnea recurvata) creates a focal point in the landscape. Ponytail palms belong to the Agave family and fall into the evergreen succulent category. Hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 9 through 12, these slow – growing trees thrive in full sun and fast-draining, sandy soil. Ponytail palms grow best outdoors.
it, the plant may seem virtually indestructible! It’s a slow grower that’s perfect. Named for its thin, grasslike foliage that droops downward much like a gathered tail of hair, the ponytail palm (Beaucarnea recurvata) creates a focal point in the landscape. Ponytail palms belong to the Agave family and fall into the evergreen succulent category. Hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 9 through 12, these slow – growing trees thrive in full sun and fast-draining, sandy soil. Ponytail palms grow best outdoors.
Palm Silver Bismarck
The exquisite silver bismarck palm is one of the most stunning and desired large palm trees in South Florida. A silver bismarck needs plenty of space where its bright color and sheer size won’t overwhelm the house or landscape. It’s too much palm for a smaller property or home — making a small house appear even smaller.
Podocarpus Maki
Handsome and hardy hedge bushes, privacy screens, or plants to camouflage unsightly things around the house. Moderate grower, you can keep it 5 to 7 feet long or let it get larger. This plant is drought — tolerant once established, it’s best to water on a regular basis with time between waterings for the plant to dry out a bit.
Pygmy Date Palm
The pygmy date palm is one of the most popular small landscape palms in Florida. It is single – stemmed, but is often grown in clumps of 2 – 4 closely spaced individuals which, when older, give the impression of a multi – stemmed palm. It grows to a height of about 12 ft with a spread of 6 – 8 ft. Pygmy date palms are adaptable to a wide range of soil types.
Royal Palm
Royal palms are the quintessential tall, straight palm tree – the ones you expect to see lining the street in southern Florida. Royal palm trees are very large, reaching 50 to 80 feet in height and 15 to 25 feet in spread.
Shady Lady Black Olive
“Bucida buceras”
With the look of a natural bonsai, this tree lends an Oriental garden appeal when it’s young. It grows in layered tiers with a distinct space between each set of horizontal branches. This black olive tree is a moderate grower that can reach 30 feet in height. Evergreen and salt tolerant, it prefers full to part sun.
With the look of a natural bonsai, this tree lends an Oriental garden appeal when it’s young. It grows in layered tiers with a distinct space between each set of horizontal branches. This black olive tree is a moderate grower that can reach 30 feet in height. Evergreen and salt tolerant, it prefers full to part sun.
Slash Pine
“Pinus elliotti”
The slash pine is a fast-growing medium to large tree that is capable of reaching heights of 80′ to 100′ tall. Although little purning is required, we still recommend placing this in an area where it has plenty of room, as it will drop pine needles. Slash pines provide great food, shelter, and nesting sites for many species of wildlife in Florida.
The slash pine is a fast-growing medium to large tree that is capable of reaching heights of 80′ to 100′ tall. Although little purning is required, we still recommend placing this in an area where it has plenty of room, as it will drop pine needles. Slash pines provide great food, shelter, and nesting sites for many species of wildlife in Florida.
Travelers Tree
These plants grow to be enormous, with huge leaves sprouting from a long stems in a flat, fan – shaped pattern like a peacock’s tail. The leaves collect rainwater which flows into the plant’s stems, base and even its flowers, ready to aid a thirsty traveler. But they do not like wet roots for a long period of time.
Verbena
Imagine a plant that blooms nonstop from early summer to fall and requires only a minimum of attention from you! Well that’s what you’ll get with verbena. The nectar – rich flowers are also prized by butterflies and hummingbirds. Depending on the variety, will grow 12 to 30 inches in either upright or trailing forms. Verbena is a sun – worshipper that excels in garden beds, window boxes, or hanging baskets. In warmer climates verbena can also be used as a colorful perennial landscape plant. Verbena is also deer resistant. Hardy from zones 7-10.
Vinca
“Catharanthus roseus”
Evergreen leaves and a variety of flower colors make vinca a popular garden staple. Considered a long – term annual or short – term perennial, vinca usually last for several years, and stay full and blooming with only a little pruning. They grow low and make an excellent boarder or filler. Regular watering and a sun to part sun location will be best for maximum flowering, although these hardy pants can handle some drought once established.
Evergreen leaves and a variety of flower colors make vinca a popular garden staple. Considered a long – term annual or short – term perennial, vinca usually last for several years, and stay full and blooming with only a little pruning. They grow low and make an excellent boarder or filler. Regular watering and a sun to part sun location will be best for maximum flowering, although these hardy pants can handle some drought once established.
