Landscape Nursery

Alocasia X amazonica | Amazon Elephant's Ear

The photograph says it all. We have small quantities of this plant.

Alocasia variegated | Variegated Elephant's Ear

This variegated plant is a wonderful specimen in any garden

Passiflora edulis | Passion Vine

An aggressive vine that blooms an exotic white flower and bears the yellow passion fruit. Delicious. Easy to grow but it needs space.

Yucca aloifolia | Spanish Bayonet

As the name suggests, the leaves on this arid, seaside loving plant are sharp. Very low maintenance and perfect for that Xeric garden.

Podocarpus macrophyllus | Buddist pine

An unusual plant for Jamaica. We are growing them to become trees so we can offer them as specimen trees.

Sansevieria SP

We grow many species of this popular plant, including the ones that are found in the wild. These plants are very low maintenance and gives your garden the vertical aspect you may need. I would not plant them in the ground as they tend to run. Pots are a perfect addition, indoor or outdoor.

Sansevieria cylindrica - Cylindrical snake plant

One of the varieties of Sansevieria that we grow. This plant makes a statement in contemporary pot

Opuntia | Prickly Pear

A favorite from my cactus garden, the prickly pear requires little to no care. The fruits can be used for jams and jellies and the taste is that of a fig and strawberry.

Euphorbia lactea v. | White Ghost

A must for any plant collector. The White Ghost cactus is very low maintenance and provides a striking presence in any garden.

Aloe barbadensis - Aloe vera

A must in every tropical garden. The jelly is used to sooth burns and cuts and helps prevents scarring. It is used as a natural remedy for a host of ailments

Agave amaryllidaceae | Marginal American Agave

Agave's give any garden a stately look. Be mindful not to crowd these plants; learn to appreciate voids. Match this plant with bromeliads and other Xeric plants.

Agave americana - Blue

.... A. americana is cultivated as an ornamental plant for it's large dramatic form — for lovers of a contemporary look and want a plant that is drought tolerant, this family of plants is perfect. Useful where drought conditions occur.

Agave salmiana - Green Agave

Both the blue and green agave are monocarpic, meaning that once they bloom, the plant dies. Both species provide many pups, so it is always good to remove those least your Agave's begin to crowd out the other plants or start over growing the bed.

Rhapis excelsa | Lady Palm

Lady palm loves dapple or low light conditions to remain dark green. In open gardens, it will get a little yellow. Plant is also great for indoors and is tolerant of air conditioning. Low maintenance beautiful palm.

Ptychosperma elegans | Solitiare Palm

Another easy palm for your garden or project. Use them when you want some height and not bulk; never use just one, try three or five. Try to avoid the fronds touching the walls.

Dypsis lutescens | Areca Palm

For me this is the most useful of all palms. Areca's can be used as a screen, or pruned to have from 1 to 10 trunks. Great to experiment.

Adonidia merrillii | Manila palm or Xmas Palm

Xmas palm derives its nickname because its fruits become bright scarlet near to and after Xmas. When young, it can be confused with the Solitaire palm. As the Xmas palm matures, the fronds start to curl where the Solitaire remain straight. Xmas palm is slow growing and is great when you have doubles or triples.

Tabernaemontana divaricata - Ervatamia (JA), Crepe jessamine

Often called jasmines, Tabernaemontana species are not weedy or invasive. These are great hedges and very low maintenance shrubs that do not like drought conditions.

Tabernaemontana divaricata 'Flore Pleno' | Coffee Rose (JA), False gardenia (FL)

This Tabernaemontana variety is perfect as a small tree. While it can confuse some as a gardenia, this species has no fragrance. We have many of these plants at 5' ready to be adopted.

Pandanus sanderi - Variegated screw pine

Sanderi has prop roots and grows in a fountainous fashion. It is resistant to salt sprays, saline soils, and can grow up to 14 m tall. Its trunk is covered with sharp conical prickles. Plant carefully because of its size.

Philodendron spp. | Climbing philodendron

There are a few species that fall under the name of climbing philodendron. These plants add fullness to your garden and begin to create that jungle feel.

Philodendron spp. | Philodendron 'Burle Marx'

Philo - love, dendron - trees, hence the name tree lover. This specie of Philodendron was named after the Brazilian Artist, Painter and Landscape Architect Roberto Burle Marx. It is a low maintenance voluminous climber.

Monstera deliciosa | Monstera, Ceriman

One of my favorite large leaf plants. Monstera means monstrous due to its potential size and deliciosa because of its delicious fruit that many have never tried. The upright fruit can take a year to ripen, once the felty caps begin to fall away from the top. Cut the fruit and let it finish ripening in your kitchen. The flavor is that of a pineapple and banana.

Nephroleptsis biserrata 'macho' | Macho Fern

The king of ornamental ferns. Macho always has a nice sheen and a robust look.