Plant Nursery & Garden Center in Clermont, FL

Plants that handle sandy soil, summer heat and occasional frost: viburnum, podocarpus and clusia for hedges; crape myrtle, live oak, magnolia and sylvester palms for trees; firebush, plumbago, muhly grass, coontie and dwarf bougainvillea for color. Our nursery grows and stocks these because they succeed in Lake County.

Muhly grass, coontie, firebush, beautyberry, saw palmetto, dwarf yaupon holly, Walter's viburnum, simpson's stopper, blanket flower and most native palms. These need little irrigation once established, which matters on Clermont's fast-draining ridge sand and under the current watering restrictions. Ask at the nursery for a Florida-Friendly plant list.

Fall through early spring (October–March) is ideal: roots establish in cooler weather before summer heat. Container plants from our nursery can be planted any month with proper watering; avoid planting tender tropicals right before a freeze.

Saw palmetto, coontie, muhly grass, beautyberry, firebush, Walter's viburnum, longleaf pine, sand live oak and scrub-adapted plants evolved on exactly this ridge soil. They need almost no fertilizer and little water once rooted.

Yes. Landscape contractors, builders, property managers and HOAs can buy trees, palms, shrubs, sod pallets, mulch and rock at wholesale pricing from our Clermont nursery. See the wholesale nursery page or call ahead with your plant list.

Yes. The nursery at 20525 County Rd 561, Clermont is open to homeowners Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Our staff can help you choose plants for your yard and our crew can install them.