
Grow with Florida,not against it.
Native plants, organic soils, and the local know-how to make it all work, in Zone 9b since 1979.
Since1979The sign out front: milkweed & pentasNative plants, organic soils, and the local know-how to make it all work, in Zone 9b since 1979.
Since1979The sign out front: milkweed & pentasAuto-updated from this week's deliveries.
Not everything grows here. These do.
“These guys went above and beyond to fill a difficult order, for one of my very particular customers who wanted very specific plants. Southern horticulture went out of their way to source from anywhere they could get what I needed. Thank you Amy, Judy and Jordan for the extra personal touch and the care that is so often missing from customer service. Excellent nursery for great product whether a large commercial company or a mom planting in the back yard.”
“Great place to find horticulture supplies and plants. Staff extremely friendly and helpful”
“We just moved to the area and were disappointed by the big box stores selection of half dead plants so when we googled to find somewhere else to go this was the first place that popped up and I am SO glad it did! The selection is amazing, the literally had everything on our list. The employees are even more amazing than the plants! Everyone was SO nice and very knowledgeable about the area and the plants and how to care for our new little family members. I can’t wait to finish this project and come back for more plants for the next project!”
“Can't wait to see how my new Fuyu Persimmon tree takes to its new home in my patio. Thank you SH!”
A customer hub for your plant history, care reminders, and personalized follow-up from Southern Horticulture. It's not live yet - the plant catalog and guides are ready for you in the meantime.
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True or False: Spanish Moss is a parasite that kills trees.

We plant what already knows how to grow here.
Stop fighting your soil. Our team specializes in landscapes that work with Northeast Florida's sandy, salty reality. Less irrigation. Less maintenance. More life.
Three acres on the A1A. A small crew that actually wants to talk plants with you. Take your time.
1690 A1A South
St. Augustine, FL 32080
Since1979The lot from above: three acres on A1A