If you’re looking for a tree that turns heads and produces delicious fruit, the Scarlet Siren Nectarine is something special. This beautiful fruit tree is both ornamental and productive, offering bold seasonal color along with sweet, juicy nectarines. Best of all, it’s a Tallahassee Nurseries...
Spring does not whisper in Tallahassee; it arrives with a shout. One clear blue sky, a warm afternoon, and suddenly a tree explodes into bloom. A canopy drenched in white, branches washed in pink, the low hum of bees rising like background music. You look...
Quick FactsType: Deciduous fruit tree (Japanese or native species)Sun: Full sun (6+ hours/day)Soil: Well-drained, tolerates clayWater: Moderate; drought-tolerant once establishedPlanting Time: Fall through early winterHarvest Season: Mid- to late fallMature Size:Japanese: 12–15 ft tall/wideNative: 20–40 ft tall This fruit is a revelation! If you’ve only had a wild persimmon, or worse, an...
As we approach and enter fall, it presents a brand new opportunity in our garden as the weather cools off! What you should be planting now...
As we approach and enter fall, it presents a brand new opportunity in our garden as the weather cools off! What you should be planting now...
Find mom a gift as unique as she is! Floral Arrangements, plants, orchids, flowering baskets, gift cards and so much more!...
On the hunt for garden gold? There’s a bright yellow plant that will work for you, no matter your garden conditions. Read on for the details about our most popular golden shrubs. Eureka Gold Yaupon is a staff favorite for its ability to thrive in a...
Less is More: thin your fruit crops for bigger, better results This winter and spring, we have had perfect weather for fruit trees, seeing huge bouquets of blooms on pears, peaches, apples, plums & more! If you're very lucky, you might have a fruit tree loaded...
Learn the, surprisingly easy, ins and outs of adding potatoes to your panhandle garden harvest! View our in-stock varieties!...
I’ve been shocked by how easy it is to process my own leaves for green and black tea, once I finally got the proper instructions from Parks and Walcott. ...