These are the plants currently growing at 19995 SW 177th Ave, Miami, FL 33187. Availability shifts through the season, so use the gallery to see form, colour and habit — then call (786) 283-3401 to check what is on the ground before you drive out.
Hedge stock in the growing rowsContainer-grown screening shrubs, spaced to build even canopy before they shipFlowering colour stockBlooming shrubs grown for Miami beds and bordersSilver-leaved coastal stockGrey-green foliage bred for salt wind and full exposureVariegated foliage stockGold-and-green leaf that lifts a shaded cornerAccent and border plantsThe low material that finishes the front edge of a bedA run of privacy stockThe plants that become a solid green wall once they are in the groundWarm foliage in the rowsBronze and copper tones that hold colour through the heatSalt-tolerant plants in rowsFor properties close to the water in Miami-DadeGolden variegation, close upBright margins that hold their colour in Miami lightContainer accent stockGrown in pots, ready to drop straight into a schemeFull-canopy screening plantsGrown on until the foliage closes up — not sold thinColour plants ready to plantThe plants that carry a bed between flowering flushesSilver foliage under open skyGrown in full exposure so nothing softens in the potVariegated plants in the rowsGrown for contrast planting against deep green hedgingBorder plants in the yardEdging material graded to a consistent sizeHedging lined out by sizeMatched heights, so a finished hedge reads level from day oneBloom stock in full sunGrown in the light levels they will actually get in your yardCoastal planting stockThe plants that survive a boundary facing open waterLight-catching foliageThe plants that stop a green scheme reading as one flat massStrappy foliage accentsTexture contrast against broad-leaved hedgingGreen wall in the makingDense, healthy foliage right down to the base of the potRed-toned foliage plantsColour from the leaf, so the bed never looks flatGrey-green leaf, close upThe waxy surface that makes salt tolerance possibleGold-margined leafConsistent variegation across the whole batchLow planting stockUnder two feet — for kerbs, paths and bed frontsScreening shrubs ready to loadStaged at the front of the yard for a Miami-Dade deliveryFlowering shrubs, close upBuds and open flower on the same plantExposure-hardened stockGrown without shade cloth on purposeVariegated accent blockGrown on for bed edges and container workAccent plants, close upForm and texture doing the work instead of flowerHedge plants under Miami sunGrown hard in full sun so nothing shocks when it is planted outColour block in the yardGrown in quantity for bed and border projectsSilver tones in the yardA colour break against the deep green blocksBright foliage in the yardColour without relying on flowerGroundcover materialFor mass planting where turf will not holdRows waiting on a jobHeld for a booked installation later in the weekCopper foliage under sunFull-sun colour that does not scorch in Miami-DadeCoastal screening plantsHedging that will take salt spray without burningEdging stock in rowsGrown in volume because borders need numbersUniform hedge gradeConsistent calliper and habit across the whole runFlowering accent stockFor the front edge of a planting schemeSalt-hardy rowsGrown for Cutler Bay, Palmetto Bay and the coastal stripTextural accent plantingThe detail layer of a finished landscapeClose-grown screening stockTight internodes — the sign of a plant grown slowly and properlySilver stock, wide viewPart of the yard given over to coastal-tolerant materialSmall-format container stockSized for containers, planters and tight bedsPrivacy planting, container grownRoot systems established in the pot before they ever go in the groundWind-tolerant foliageNarrow, tough leaf that sheds wind rather than tearingBed-front plantingWhat goes in after the hedging and the colourHedging block, mid-seasonPart-way through the grow-on cycle in southwest Miami-DadeGrey foliage blockContrast planting for a green-heavy schemeAccent block, mid-growBeing grown on to saleable sizeShrubs graded for a hedge runSorted so the customer gets a matched set, not a mixed bagBorder plants ready to goHeld for a residential installationDeep green foliage, no stressColour that comes from feeding and watering, not from a sprayMixed accent rowsSeveral lines of low material running togetherScreen plants at shipping heightThe size most Miami privacy projects start fromFoliage texture, close upLeaf shape that reads from a distanceHedge stock, wide viewA working nursery yard, not a retail displayLow-growing stockFor the front of a layered Miami planting schemeRows running back to the fenceGrown in open ground conditions at 19995 SW 177th AveAccent material in the yardGrown alongside the hedging blocksReady for a boundary lineSized for fence-line screening on a residential lotContainer hedging, close upWhat you are actually buying when you buy grower-directHealthy hedge canopyLeaf density all the way through, not just on the outside
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About these photographs
Questions
Are these photographs of your actual stock?
Yes. Every photograph on this page was taken in the growing rows at 19995 SW 177th Ave, Miami. None of it is stock imagery.
Can I come and see the plants in person?
Yes — call ahead on (786) 283-3401 so we can have the stock you are interested in pulled and ready to look at.
Is everything shown here always available?
No. Stock changes through the year as material is grown on and sold. Call and ask what is ready in the size you need.
Can I use these photographs?
They are our own photographs and remain our copyright. Get in touch if you want to use one and we will discuss it.
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Call ahead and walk the rows. You will know within five minutes what suits your yard.
