Zones: 4–9 Fast-Growing Fruit Tree Turn your yard into a productive, beautiful edible landscape with this customer favorite! 🌿 Perfect for Any GardenThe Red Mulberry grows 35–50 feet tall, forming a beautiful shade tree with lush green foliage that transforms into brilliant golden-yellow tones in fall. 🍇 Sweet, Edible FruitEnjoy abundant berries ranging from red to deep purple—perfect for fresh eating, jams, pies, smoothies, and preserves. 🌞 Easy to Grow & Low MaintenanceThrives in full sun to partial shade and adapts well to a variety of soils, making it a great choice for both beginners and experienced gardeners. 🌎 Sustainable Edible LandscapingA wildlife-friendly, fruit-producing tree that adds shade, beauty, and ecological value to your property. ✨ Limited availability—order now to reserve your Red Mulberry before they sell out and start growing your own fresh fruit at home!

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🌿 Thornless | Early Fruiting | Self-Pollinating A true breakthrough in home fruit production, Prime-Ark® Freedom is a thornless, high-yielding blackberry that delivers big harvests with very little effort. This variety is prized for its large, sweet berries, early production, and dual harvests per year—making it one of the most productive blackberries available for home gardeners. 🌟 Why Grow Prime-Ark® Freedom? 🍇 Two Harvests Per YearProduces fruit on both primocanes (first-year growth) and floricanes (second-year growth) for extended picking seasons. 🌿 Thornless & Easy to HarvestNo thorns means painless picking, easier pruning, and a more enjoyable gardening experience. 🌞 Early Fruiting & High YieldEnjoy earlier berries in the season with heavy production when properly cared for. 🏡 Perfect for Home GardensCompact, upright growth makes it ideal for backyard planting, edible landscapes, and small orchard setups. 🌱 Growing Information USDA Zones: 6–9Sun: Full sun (6+ hours daily) for best fruiting and growth 🌿 Planting & Care Spacing: 3–4 ft apart, rows 6–8 ft apartPlanting Depth: Same level as nursery containerSoil: Well-drained, slightly acidic soil (pH 5.5–6.5). Add compost for best results Watering:Keep soil consistently moist during establishment. Mature plants need 1–2 inches of water weekly, especially during fruiting. Fertilizer:Apply a balanced fertilizer (10-10-10) in early spring and again after the first harvest. Avoid over-fertilizing to ensure strong fruit production. Pruning: Remove dead or weak canes in late winter Cut spent floricanes to the ground after harvest Tip primocanes in summer to encourage branching and higher yields 🌟 What Helps It Thrive Full sun exposure Regular pruning for cane management Consistent watering + mulch Fertile, well-drained soil ✨ Prime-Ark® Freedom is one of the easiest, highest-yielding thornless blackberries for home growers—order now to reserve yours before they sell out!

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🌸 Small Native Tree | Wildlife Attractor | Spring Bloomer Native Florida Plum A tough, beautiful Florida native, Flatwood Plum is valued for its early spring flower display, wildlife benefits, and easy-care nature. Before its leaves emerge, it bursts into clusters of bright white blossoms, followed by small purple fruits that support birds, pollinators, and local wildlife. With its naturally graceful, upright form, it fits perfectly into native landscapes, wildlife gardens, and habitat restoration projects. 🌟 Why Gardeners Love Flatwood Plum 🌸 Early Spring BloomsCovered in showy white flowers before leaf-out, creating one of the earliest spring displays in the landscape. 🦋 Wildlife MagnetProduces small edible purple fruits that attract birds, bees, and beneficial pollinators. 🌿 Native & Low MaintenanceA Florida native that thrives with minimal care once established. 🏡 Perfect Landscape TreeCompact, naturally rounded form makes it ideal for residential yards and naturalized plantings. 🌱 Growing Information USDA Zones: 7–9Sun: Full sun to partial shade (best flowering and fruiting in full sun) 🌿 Planting & Care Spacing: 10–15 ft from structures or other treesPlanting: Dig a hole twice as wide as the root ball and equal in depth. Backfill with native soil and water thoroughly. Mulch: Apply 2–3 inches, keeping mulch away from the trunk. Soil: Adaptable to sandy, loamy, or slightly acidic soils. Prefers well-drained sites but tolerates seasonal moisture. Watering: Water deeply 1–2 times weekly during establishment (first 6–8 weeks) Once established, drought tolerant except during extended dry periods Fertilizer:Apply a balanced slow-release fertilizer (10-10-10) in early spring during the first 1–2 years. Mature trees typically require little to no fertilization. Pruning:Minimal pruning needed. Remove dead, weak, or crossing branches in late winter. Light shaping can be done to maintain structure if desired. 🌿 What Helps It Thrive Full sun exposure for best bloom and fruit production Well-drained soil with organic matter Regular watering during establishment Minimal pruning to preserve natural form ✨ Flatwood Plum is a standout native tree for pollinators, birds, and natural beauty—perfect for anyone building a Florida-friendly or wildlife-focused landscape. 📄 Download PDF Handout Available

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Grow Your Own Sweet, Juicy Peaches  USDA Hardiness Zones 8 to 10 "Grafted at Flowing Well Tree Farm" Perfect for Florida Gardens – Ready for pick-up OR shipping (Shipping Available Within Florida Only)! Why settle for store-bought when you can enjoy fresh, flavorful Tropic Beauty peaches right from your backyard? Grafted at Flowing Well Tree Farm onto Florida Guard Root Stock, this variety is specially adapted to Florida’s climate—ensuring strong growth, disease resistance, and delicious fruit! Why You Need This Peach Tree: ✔ Florida-Adapted & Disease-Resistant – Thrives in Florida’s heat & humidity with enhanced root health. ✔ Sweet & Juicy Peaches – Perfect for fresh eating, baking, and homemade preserves! ✔ Early Harvest – Enjoy homegrown peaches by late spring—one of the earliest varieties to fruit! ✔ Compact & Versatile – Ideal for small yards, patios, or even large containers. ✔ Low Chill Hours – Requires just 150 chill hours, making it perfect for warm climates! ✔ Pollinator-Friendly – Gorgeous spring blossoms attract bees and butterflies to your garden.  Tropic Beauty Peach (Prunus persica) grafted onto Florida Guard Rootstock thrives in well-draining, fertile soil with a slightly acidic to neutral pH range of 6.0 to 6.5. Soil Preferences: Texture: Prefers sandy loam or loamy soil with good aeration. Drainage: Must be well-draining; avoid heavy clay or waterlogged soil to prevent root rot. Fertility: Benefits from organic-rich soil with compost or well-aged manure to improve nutrient availability. Moisture: Requires consistent moisture, especially during fruit development, but soil should not remain soggy. If planting in heavy clay soil, amending with organic matter and sand can improve drainage. Raised beds can also help in areas with poor drainage. The Florida Guard Rootstock provides added resistance to nematodes and adapts well to Florida’s sandy soils, making it a strong choice for growing in the region.  

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USDA Hardiness Zones 8-10 Discover the delightful Loquat (Eriobotrya japonica), an evergreen treasure native to southeastern China! This charming tree or shrub reaches heights of 10-25 feet and showcases large, glossy dark green leaves. In late fall to early winter, it delights with fragrant white flowers, followed by an abundant harvest of sweet and tangy, pear-shaped fruits in spring. Perfect for jams, jellies, and desserts, the Loquat is not just a culinary delight but also an attractive addition to your landscape.  Key Features Ornamental Beauty: Enjoy stunning foliage year-round  Edible Fruits: Relish in the delicious yellow to orange fruits Versatile Growth: Thrives in well-drained soils with full sun to partial shade  Pickup only. Transform your garden with this versatile and productive Loquat today!   

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🌳 Live Oak (Quercus virginiana) – Limited QuantityFlorida Native | Iconic Shade Tree | Long-Lived & Wind-Resistant The Live Oak is one of the most iconic and enduring native trees in the southeastern United States. Known for its massive spreading canopy, strong horizontal limbs, and evergreen to semi-evergreen foliage, it is a true legacy tree built to last for generations. Perfect for large landscapes, reforestation projects, acreage plantings, and signature shade trees, Live Oak delivers unmatched beauty, wildlife value, and storm resilience. 🌟 Why You’ll Love Live Oak 🌳 Massive Shade & BeautyForms a wide, sweeping canopy that provides dense, cooling shade for decades. 💨 Wind & Storm ResistantExceptionally strong structure makes it one of the most hurricane-tolerant trees in Florida. 🦋 Wildlife Habitat PowerhouseSupports birds, squirrels, pollinators, and countless native species. 🌿 True Legacy TreeLong-lived, slow-growing, and capable of thriving for centuries. 🌱 Growing Information USDA Zones: 7–10☀️ Sun: Full sun required for best structure and canopy development 🌿 Planting Instructions Choose a site with 40–60 feet of horizontal space Dig a hole twice as wide as the root ball and equal in depth Backfill with native soil and water deeply after planting Apply 2–3 inches of mulch, keeping it 2–3 inches away from the trunk 🌱 Soil Requirements Adaptable to sandy, loamy, or clay soils Prefers well-drained soil but tolerates a wide range of conditions Best in slightly acidic to neutral pH Extremely adaptable to Florida landscapes 💧 Watering Needs Water deeply 2–3 times per week for the first 2–3 months Reduce watering after establishment (6–12 months) Mature trees are highly drought-tolerant 🌿 Fertilizer Not typically required in healthy soils Optional: balanced slow-release fertilizer in early spring during the first year only Avoid over-fertilizing to maintain natural structure and strength ✂️ Pruning & Care Prune in late winter to remove dead or crossing branches Allow natural form to develop—avoid heavy early pruning Gradually raise lower limbs if clearance is needed 🌳 What Helps It Thrive Full sun and wide open space Deep, infrequent watering for strong root development Proper spacing for airflow and canopy expansion Minimal disturbance once established 🌟 Limited Availability Live Oak is available in limited quantities and select larger sizes (30, 45, and 100 gallon). These are premium trees intended for long-term landscape impact and legacy planting projects. ✨ Plant a Live Oak today and create a living legacy that will shade generations to come. 📄 Download PDF Here📘 Article: All About Live Oak Trees and Why to Buy

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🌿 Chickasaw Plum – Locally Grown in Pierson, FLUSDA Zones: 7–10 | Native Fruit Tree | Wildlife Friendly | Florida Adapted Grown right here at Flowing Well Tree Farm in Pierson, Florida, the Chickasaw Plum is a tough, beautiful native fruit tree prized for its resilience, spring blooms, and sweet, edible plums. Naturally adapted to heat, humidity, and sandy soils, it is an excellent choice for Florida and the southeastern U.S. 🌟 Why You’ll Love Chickasaw Plum 🌸 Early Spring BloomsCovered in delicate white blossoms that attract bees and pollinators early in the season. 🍑 Delicious Native FruitProduces small, flavorful plums perfect for fresh eating, jams, jellies, and preserves. 🦋 Wildlife ValueProvides food and habitat for birds, pollinators, and native wildlife. 🌿 Tough & Low MaintenanceNaturally adapted to Florida conditions—heat tolerant, drought tolerant once established, and easy to grow. 🌱 Growing Instructions 📍 Placement:Best grown in full sun to partial shade. Plant in an open area with good airflow for best fruit production. 🌳 Uses:Ideal as a specimen tree, edible hedge, or naturalized planting in native landscapes. 🌿 Soil & Fertilizer Prefers well-drained soils Thrives in sandy Florida conditions Amend with organic compost at planting for best establishment Apply a balanced fertilizer in early spring to support growth and fruiting 💧 Care & Maintenance Water regularly during establishment Once established, highly drought tolerant Minimal pruning required—remove dead or crossing branches in late winter if needed 🌟 Why It’s a Great Choice Chickasaw Plum is one of Florida’s most valuable native fruiting trees—offering beauty, food production, and wildlife support all in one plant. It’s a perfect addition to edible landscapes, restoration projects, and low-maintenance native gardens. ✨ Bring home a true taste of native Florida—locally grown, naturally resilient, and ready to thrive in your landscape.

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🌿 Brilliant, Easy-to-Grow Olive Tree – Arbequina Olive Bring timeless Mediterranean beauty and homegrown flavor to your landscape with the Arbequina Olive Tree. Grown in Florida at Flowing Well Tree Farm, this compact, fast-growing olive variety is perfect for home gardeners, edible landscapes, and small orchards. Known for its mild, buttery olives, this self-pollinating variety makes it easy to enjoy a productive harvest from just one tree. 🌟 Why You’ll Love Arbequina Olive 🌿 Fast-Growing & BeautifulReaches 15–20 ft tall and 10–15 ft wide with elegant silver-green foliage and a classic Mediterranean look. 🫒 Delicious Homegrown OlivesProduces mild, buttery fruit perfect for curing or pressing into high-quality olive oil. 🌞 Self-Pollinating & ProductiveNo second tree required—enjoy reliable harvests from a single plant. 💧 Drought-Tolerant & Low MaintenanceThrives in warm climates with minimal care once established. 🌱 Growing Information ☀️ Sun: Full sun (6–8 hours daily) for best growth and fruit production🌿 Zones: Ideal for warm climates and adaptable landscapes 🌿 Planting Instructions Choose a sunny, open location with well-drained soil Dig a hole twice as wide and equal in depth to the root ball Place tree upright, backfill with soil, and gently firm to remove air pockets Water thoroughly after planting Apply 2–3 inches of mulch, keeping it away from the trunk 💧 Watering Guide Water deeply after planting During establishment, water when top 2 inches of soil are dry Mature trees are drought tolerant but benefit from occasional deep watering in extreme heat 🌿 Fertilizer Apply balanced fertilizer (10-10-10) in early spring and late summer Avoid over-fertilizing to maintain fruit quality and natural growth balance ✂️ Pruning Prune in late winter during dormancy Remove dead, crossing, or inward-growing branches Maintain open canopy for airflow and sunlight Do not remove more than 30% of the canopy at one time 🌱 Soil Requirements Well-drained sandy or loamy soil preferred pH range: 6.0–8.0 (slightly alkaline to neutral) Add compost or organic matter to improve fertility Avoid waterlogged or heavy clay soils unless amended or raised 🌟 Why Grow Arbequina Olive? This is the perfect combination of beauty, function, and food production—a resilient tree that thrives in warm climates while producing gourmet-quality olives right at home. 📘 Article: Growing Arbequina Olives ✨ Order now to reserve your Arbequina Olive Tree and bring Mediterranean flavor and elegance to your landscape this season!

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🌳 Majestic Shade Tree • Fast-Growing • Adaptable & Hardy Iconic Native Shade Tree The American Sycamore is a bold, fast-growing native tree known for its massive canopy, large maple-like leaves, and distinctive mottled, exfoliating bark in shades of white, gray, and tan. It is a true landscape landmark tree, perfect for creating shade, structure, and long-term beauty. Ideal for large properties, rural landscapes, parks, and restoration plantings, this tree delivers both visual impact and ecological value for generations. 🌟 Why You’ll Love American Sycamore 🌳 Massive Shade CanopyRapid growth and broad branching create deep, cooling shade for large spaces. 🌿 Striking Bark & Seasonal InterestExfoliating bark reveals beautiful natural patterns year-round. 💧 Moisture-Tolerant Native TreeThrives in wet soils and even handles occasional flooding. 🏡 Highly Adaptable & HardyPerforms well across a wide range of climates and soil conditions. 🌱 Growing Information USDA Zones: 4–9☀️ Light: Full sun (6–8+ hours daily for best growth and form) 🌿 Soil Requirements Deep, fertile, loamy soil preferred Adaptable to clay, sandy, or compacted soils Tolerates urban conditions and poor soils Prefers good drainage but handles moisture well 💧 Watering Guide Keep soil consistently moist during establishment Tolerates wet conditions and periodic flooding Once established, moderately drought tolerant with deep watering during dry spells 🌱 Planting Instructions Choose a large, open space (this tree gets big) Dig a hole twice as wide and equal in depth to the root ball Backfill with native soil—no heavy amendments needed Water deeply after planting Apply 2–3 inches of mulch, keeping it away from the trunk 🌿 Fertilizer Apply balanced slow-release fertilizer (10-10-10) in early spring for young trees Mature trees typically require little to no fertilization in good soils ✂️ Pruning & Care Minimal pruning required Remove dead or crossing branches in winter dormancy Maintain a strong central leader if shaping young trees 🌳 What Makes It Thrive Full sun exposure Wide open space for canopy expansion Consistent moisture during early growth Minimal disturbance once established 📄 Download PDF Handout Available

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🌿 Zone 7–11 | Native Evergreen Tree | Wildlife Friendly | Year-Round Interest Native Evergreen Beauty Enhance your landscape with the natural elegance of the Dahoon Holly, a southeastern native evergreen tree prized for its glossy foliage, graceful form, and seasonal berry display. This adaptable holly brings year-round structure, color, and wildlife value to any landscape. In fall and winter, it produces bright red berries that stand out beautifully against deep green leaves, creating a striking seasonal contrast while supporting local wildlife. 🌟 Why You’ll Love Dahoon Holly 🌿 Evergreen Year-Round BeautyGlossy dark green foliage provides consistent color and structure in all seasons. 🍒 Winter Berry DisplayBright red berries add seasonal interest and feed native birds throughout cooler months. 🦋 Wildlife FriendlyExcellent habitat and food source for birds and beneficial wildlife. 🌳 Versatile Landscape TreePerfect for hedges, privacy screens, specimen plantings, or naturalized areas. 🌱 Growing Information USDA Zones: 7–11☀️ Light: Full sun to partial shade 🌿 Soil & Site Preferences Prefers wet, acidic, well-drained soils Naturally thrives in low, moist areas and coastal landscapes Adaptable once established in a range of soil conditions 🌱 Care & Maintenance Water regularly during establishment Once mature, moderately drought tolerant Minimal pruning required—can be shaped for hedges or structure Apply mulch to retain moisture and support root health 🌿 Why Add Dahoon Holly? A perfect combination of beauty, resilience, and ecological value, Dahoon Holly is an excellent choice for gardeners seeking a reliable native evergreen that supports wildlife year-round. 📄 View PDF Handout

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Flood-Tolerant • Native to the Southeast • Excellent for Wetland & Wildlife Projects The Swamp Tupelo, also known as Swamp Blackgum, is a native tree perfectly adapted to wet, poorly drained areas like swamps, floodplains, and low-lying woodlands. With attractive dark green foliage that turns vibrant red to purple in fall, this tree offers year-round interest and ecological value—especially for birds, bees, and other native wildlife. Planting Zone: USDA Zones 6–9. Naturally found in the Southeastern U.S., it thrives in warm, humid climates. Watering Needs: Thrives in constantly moist to saturated soils. It is one of the most flood-tolerant native trees and ideal for rain gardens, pond edges, or other areas with poor drainage. Young trees should be watered regularly if planted in upland areas. Soil Requirements: Grows best in acidic, wet, poorly drained soils, including muck, clay, or sandy loam. Not suitable for dry, alkaline, or compacted urban soils. Light Requirements: Prefers full sun to partial shade. Full sun encourages stronger, more upright growth and better fall color. Fertilizer: Fertilization is usually not necessary in wetland settings. In drier or landscape conditions, a light application of balanced slow-release fertilizer (10-10-10) in early spring can promote healthy establishment. Pruning & Care: Minimal pruning needed. Remove any dead, damaged, or crossed branches in late winter or early spring. Swamp Tupelo grows with a naturally upright form and needs little shaping. Planting Tips: Dig a hole twice as wide and slightly shallower than the root ball. In wet areas, plant slightly above ground level to improve root aeration. Backfill with native soil—no amendments required. Water well after planting and mulch with 2–3 inches of organic material, keeping mulch away from the trunk. Keep soil consistently moist during the first growing season. Swamp Tupelo is a hardy, long-lived native tree with high value for ecological restoration, stormwater management, and wildlife habitat. It's a go-to choice for planting in wet, difficult sites where other trees struggle.

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🌿 Striking • Hardy • Native | Wildlife Essential Palm Native Wildlife Powerhouse The Silver Saw Palmetto is a striking native palm known for its shimmering silvery-blue fronds, low-growing form, and exceptional toughness. A standout cultivar of the classic Saw Palmetto, it brings dramatic texture and light-reflecting color to native landscapes, xeriscapes, and coastal plantings. Beyond its beauty, this plant plays a critical ecological role—its nutrient-rich berries are a vital food source for Florida wildlife and help sustain ecosystems through seasonal food shortages. 🐾 Why Saw Palmetto Matters for Wildlife Saw Palmetto berries support an incredible range of wildlife, including: 🐻 MammalsFlorida black bears (critical fat source), white-tailed deer, raccoons, opossums, gray foxes, gopher tortoises, and small mammals 🐦 BirdsFish crows, mockingbirds, warblers, woodpeckers, and many other native species 🐝 Pollinators & InsectsHoneybees and other beneficial insects that pollinate its flowers 🌟 Why You’ll Love Silver Saw Palmetto 🌿 Dramatic Native FoliageSilvery-blue fronds add bold texture and reflective color to the landscape. 💪 Extremely Hardy & Drought TolerantThrives in heat, humidity, salt, and poor soils with minimal care. 🦋 Wildlife Habitat ChampionProvides food, cover, nesting protection, and ecological support. 🏝 Perfect for Florida LandscapesIdeal for native gardens, coastal plantings, and xeriscaping designs. 🌱 Growing Information USDA Zones: 7B–11☀️ Light: Full sun to partial shade (best color in full sun) 🌿 Soil Requirements Prefers well-drained sandy soil Highly tolerant of poor, dry, and coastal conditions Avoid heavy clay or poorly drained sites Thrives where many other plants struggle 🌱 Planting Instructions Choose full sun to part shade (full sun enhances silver color) Dig a hole twice as wide and equal depth to the container Plant at ground level and backfill with native soil Do not over-amend—this plant thrives in lean soils Apply 2–3 inches of mulch, keeping it away from the base 💧 Watering Guide Water deeply 2–3 times weekly for the first 2–3 months Once established, extremely drought tolerant Avoid overwatering—prefers dry to moderately moist soil 🌿 Fertilizer Apply slow-release palm fertilizer (8-2-12 or similar) in spring and midsummer Avoid high-nitrogen fertilizers Compost and organic mulch can support long-term soil health 🌿 Why Choose Silver Saw Palmetto? 🌵 Drought tolerant 🦋 Wildlife friendly and pollinator supportive 🛠 Low maintenance 🌴 Stunning native accent plant 🦌 Deer resistant ✨ Silver Saw Palmetto is a bold, resilient native that delivers beauty, structure, and critical wildlife support in even the toughest landscapes.

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