The retail garden center is organized by light, because light is what decides whether a plant lives.
Full sun
The open field: tropical palms, flowering and shade trees, shrubs, and fruiting plants that want heat and direct sun. Annuals and perennials for seasonal color sit nearby, along with herbs and vegetables for the kitchen garden.
Shade house
Filtered light under cover: calathea, ferns, and houseplants that scorch in open sun. This is also where the vanda orchids hang and where new arrivals land first.
Retail yard
Talavera pottery in glazed color, fountains, outdoor furniture, garden décor, and fertilizer — stocked a few steps from the plants they feed.
Florida natives
A dedicated bench for plants that belong here: built for heat, rain, and sandy soil, and the easiest win for a low-water landscape.
Succulent arrangements
Potted and ready, for desks, sills, and gifts. Every plant leaves with a care plan — feeding schedules and pruning cuts, explained before you load the car.