Spring 2026 New Plant Arrivals at Tallahassee Nurseries
At Tallahassee Nurseries, we focus on three things: quality, selection, and service. We aim to curate the widest selection of plants available all year long, but in spring, that selection swells as unique new arrivals join the ranks of the tried and true.
Plants take time to grow—especially trees and shrubs. Think of nursery plants like fresh fruit; they’re only ripe and ready for a set time each year. When a crop sells out, it’s gone until next year. For many new and unusual plants, there is just one crop, ready in spring, and gone for the rest of the year.
Right now is the time to explore, discover something new, and find plants that fit you. Whether you’re a collector or just getting started, right now you’ll find plants you’ve never seen before—perfect for your unique space, taste, and lifestyle.
Here are just a few of the limited-availability new arrivals we’re excited about this spring.
Spider Web Fatsia
- Bold tropical look, but evergreen and cold-hardy
- Bright white variegation lights up dark corners
- Extremely easy to grow in pots or shady garden spots
Peach Perfection Abelia
- Color-changing foliage brings constant visual interest
- Thrives in full sun with minimal care
- Trim into a tight shape or grow naturally into a sprawling pop of color
Bambina Dwarf Pineapple Guava
- Hard-to-find favorite that’s finally back
- Dense, compact growth, great for conatainers
- Handles heat, poor soil, and coastal conditions
- Lovely leaves, colorful blooms, & even small fruits
Mojo Dwarf Mulberry
- Produces full-size, sweet fruit on a compact plant
- Stays small enough for small yards or containers
- Easy way to grow your own fruit without needing space
- Great for edible gardening beginners
Blue Puffball Vitex
- Handles heat, drought, and tough conditions with ease
- Compact size fits smaller landscapes
- Long-lasting blue flowers bring color all summer
- Naturally rounded shape means little to no pruning
Endless Summer Dream Cloud Hydrangea
- Long sought-after reblooming white mophead hydrangea
- True white blooms that rebloom all season long
- Flowers from late spring through fall
- Color shifts to pink as blooms age for added interest
- Strong, reliable variety that’s easy to grow
Little Missy Boxwood
- Naturally stays super small—no pruning needed
- Ideal for low borders or containers
- Slow growth means less maintenance over time
- Clean, classic look for formal or modern spaces
Diamond Spire Gardenia
- Upright growth fits tight spaces and containers
- Produces highly fragrant blooms throughout the season
- Dense, glossy foliage looks great year-round
Lucky Leu Leucothoe
- Thrives in shade, part sun, or even wet soil
- Great solution for problem areas like soggy spots
- Evergreen foliage provides year-round structure
- Spring flowers attract pollinators
- Highly adaptable and easy to grow
Teacup Dragon Holly
- Extremely fragrant fall blooms similar to tea olives
- Compact growth works well in containers or small spaces
- Can be shaped or left natural, depending on your style
- Durable and low-maintenance
- Excellent choice for bonsai enthusiasts
Spek-tacular Cast Iron Plant
- Grows where almost nothing else will survive
- Faster growth means quicker results
- Speckled leaves add brightness and visual interest in shade
- Extremely tough and forgiving
- Perfect for containers or difficult landscape spots
Powfume Viburnum
- Large clusters of highly fragrant spring flowers
- Tough, adaptable plant that performs well in our climate
- Adds a new look and texture to southern landscapes
- Great for full sun and easy-care plantings
- A rare introduction that brings something truly different
Don’t Wait—Spring Availability Is Limited
Many of these plants are only available for a short time and in limited quantities. Once they’re gone, they may not be back until next year—or longer.
Stop by Tallahassee Nurseries this spring to find something truly new, and perfect for your needs.
*Article published 3/25/26. Call us today for the most accurate plant availability*