Calliandra emarginata – Dwarf Red Powder Puff
A lovely, small, evergreen tree that reaches heights of only 10-15 feet in height. Flowers can be enjoyed most of the year. Hummingbirds love this tree!
Bauhinia divaricata – Butterfly Orchid
This small, semi deciduous tree, blooms all year long. It is a more unusual looking Bauhinia species and tends to have a weeping habit when it is a mature tree.…
Adansonia digitata – Baobab
Referred to as the upside down tree, this tree is famous for its large trunk and its resemblance to an upside down tree when the leaves have fallen off. The…
Citrus
We have the best selection of citrus trees for sale in Homestead, FL. Providing quality citrus trees from 3 gallon - 45 gallon. Click the following link to download our Citrus…
Colvillea racemosa – Colville’s Glory
The Colvillea racemosa is an endangered species from Madagascar, and is very closely related to the Royal Poinciana (Delonix regia). The trees are usually very difficult to tell apart until…
Markhamia lutea – Siala
The yellow markhamia is a species not well known to many people. Despite this, it is an excellent tree that produces clusters of yellow blooms throughout the year. It originates…
Markhamia stipulata var. pierrii – Red Markhamia
A tree from Asia, this beauty is a rare red form of the Markhamia stipulata (white). Once mature, this tree blooms on and off, sporadically throughout the year. A fast growing,…
Parkinsonia aculeata – Jerusalem thorn
The Jerusalem thorn is a marvelous small tree. It blooms spring into summer covering the tree with a flush of small yellow flowers. The tree appears to be very brittle…
Stemmadenia litoralis – Milky Way Tree
A small evergreen tree with slightly fragrant white flowers. This species is rather tolerant of salt, making it an excellent choice for planting near the coast. Origin: Mexico - Columbia…
Eucalyptus deglupta – Rainbow Eucalyptus
Prized for its color-filled trunk, the rainbow eucalyptus is eye catching and exotic. The older it grows, the more colors the trunk reveals. As the bark peels, the newly green…