Nursery | Butcher's Nursery

Our Plants

More plants are available in-store.

Visit the nursery or contact us to ask about current availability.

Why Choose Us?

Thriving Plants for a Beautiful Landscape.

Our nursery is filled with a diverse selection of trees, flowers, shrubs, and more—perfect for enhancing any landscape. Grown with expert care and suited for Florida’s climate, our plants are hand-selected for quality and sustainability. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, our knowledgeable team is here to help you find the perfect additions to your outdoor space. Visit us today and bring your landscape to life!

Plant Care Tips

1. Sun & Soil: Setting the Foundation

Florida’s intense sun and sandy soil can be a challenge—but also a gift.

Choose the right spot: Many Florida-friendly plants love full sun, but some (like ferns or caladiums) prefer partial shade.
Use nutrient-rich soil blends: Mix compost or peat moss into sandy soil to hold moisture and nutrients.
Watch for drainage: Florida rains can flood roots—be sure your beds or pots drain well.

2. Smart Watering in the Sunshine State

It’s hot. It’s humid. But your plants still need a routine.

Water early to reduce evaporation and avoid disease.
For established plants, deep soak 2–3 times a week during dry spells.
Mulch matters: A 2–3 inch layer keeps moisture in and weeds out.

3. Stay Ahead of Florida Pests & Problems

Warm weather means more than just sunshine—it means bugs.

Check leaves weekly for pests like aphids, mealybugs, and spider mites.
Use natural sprays like neem oil or a water + dish soap mix.
Humidity = fungus: Space plants for airflow, and avoid watering leaves directly.

Our Plants

More plants are available in-store.

Visit the nursery or contact us to ask about current availability.

Thriving Plants for a Beautiful Landscape.

Plant Care Tips

1. Sun & Soil: Setting the Foundation Florida’s intense sun and sandy soil can be a challenge—but also a gift.

Choose the right spot: Many Florida-friendly plants love full sun, but some (like ferns or caladiums) prefer partial shade.

Use nutrient-rich soil blends: Mix compost or peat moss into sandy soil to hold moisture and nutrients.

Watch for drainage: Florida rains can flood roots—be sure your beds or pots drain well.

2. Smart Watering in the Sunshine State It’s hot. It’s humid. But your plants still need a routine.

Water early to reduce evaporation and avoid disease.

For established plants, deep soak 2–3 times a week during dry spells.

Mulch matters: A 2–3 inch layer keeps moisture in and weeds out.

3. Stay Ahead of Florida Pests & Problems Warm weather means more than just sunshine—it means bugs.

Check leaves weekly for pests like aphids, mealybugs, and spider mites.

Use natural sprays like neem oil or a water + dish soap mix.

Humidity = fungus: Space plants for airflow, and avoid watering leaves directly.

Your Local Source for Healthy, Vibrant Plants Explore a wide selection of trees, flowers, and greenery—hand-picked for quality.

1. Sun & Soil: Setting the Foundation

Florida’s intense sun and sandy soil can be a challenge—but also a gift.

2. Smart Watering in the Sunshine State

It’s hot. It’s humid. But your plants still need a routine.

3. Stay Ahead of Florida Pests & Problems

Warm weather means more than just sunshine—it means bugs.

Your Local Source for Healthy, Vibrant Plants
Explore a wide selection of trees, flowers, and greenery—hand-picked for quality.