A natural liquid fertilizer that is good for all plant/tree varieties and works well as a root dip. This product is a bio-stimulant concentrate made by Carl Pool designed to activate roots, improve plant growth, and decreases shock when transplanting! Made in the United States

NutriStar Citrus. Fruit, & Avocado 12-10-10 Encourages tree growth and fruit production by balancing the nutirent ratio that opimizes growth and fruit production. The increased Calcium boosts trunk size and strength, the high Potassium helps trees survive colder weather, and the micronutrients produce tasty fruit. It can be used on all fruit trees. 12% Nitrogen, 10% Phosphate, and 10% Soluble Potash *Nelson Plant Food

Hass avocados feature veined, glossy leaves, and fruit that features nubbly skin that turns black once you pick it. The trees grow to be 7 feet tall in a container, up to 30 feet tall if you plant them in the ground. Plant the trees in loose, sandy, or loamy, soil that drains well and has a pH of 6.5 or lower while getting a minimum of 6 hourrs of sunlight a day. Trees can live for 200-400 years. Since they are subtropical evergreen trees, they do not enter true winter dormancy and don't require chill hours. It does not need a second plant to fruit, but another tree will greatly increase your harvest.

NutriStar Azalea & All Acid Loving Plants  9-13-11  promotes healthy green leaves and blooms by providing two sources of Iron, three sources of slow-release Nitrogen, and four acidifying sources.  It contains 20% cottonseed meal and feeds your azaleas and other Acid Loving Plants for two to three months. 9% Nitrogen, 13% Phosphate, and 11% Soluble Potash *Nelson Plant Food

Other Acid Loving Plants & Trees: Blueberries, Camellias, Rhododendrons, Hydrangeas, Gardenias, many Ferns, Dogwood, Heather, Magnolia, Flowering Dogwoods, Eastern White Pine, Red Maples, Spruces and Firs, and Oaks (White and Pin)

The perfect fertilizer for all azaleas, roses and acid loving plants. An especially designed fertilizer for the care and maintenance of Azaleas. It was developed in conjunction with Mr. Bart Brechter, Garden Curator of the fabulous Bayou Bend Gardens in Houston, Texas. MicroLife Acidifier 6-2-4 is outstanding nutrition for all plants that want a low pH environment. Contains extra Sulfur (12%) and Humates to bring out the true health and true beauty of your azaleas, roses and acid loving plants. Other Acid Loving Plants & Trees: Blueberries, Camellias, Rhododendrons, Hydrangeas, Gardenias, many Ferns, Dogwood, Heather, Magnolia, Flowering Dogwoods, Eastern White Pine, Red Maples, Spruces and Firs, and Oaks (White and Pin)

No picture of Autumn Bonfire does the flower color justice. One of the most brilliant of all Encore Azaleas, Autumn Bonfire will set your landscape on fire with LOADS of 2.5" deep true-red semi-double flowers in spring, summer, and fall! When in bloom, you can see this shrub from 500 yards away. The flowers stand out nicely against a background of deep green leaves that remain green in winter.  Autumn Bonfire is one of the more cold hardy as well as heat tolerant varieties of the Encore Azalea Series.

Encore Autumn Fire Azalea produces blazing true red semi-double blooms. Its glossy, dark green foliage deepens to a saturated purple bronze in winter adding year round appeal to garden bringing a splash of color 3 seasons a year-spring, summer, and fall. It can grow up to 2.5 ft. tall when mature and requires little pruning to maintain this beautiful shrub.

One of the best of the sun and heat-tolerant Southern Indica Azaleas, the Judge Solomon Azalea wows in spring when it produces LOADS of large, bright pink flowers that nearly cover the evergreen foliage. It grows more rapidly than other types of azaleas in a large mound 6 to 8 feet tall and wide. 

The ‘Organic Super Bloom’. Clients call it ‘Blooms in a Bottle’. This is another unique, high quality Organic product from MicroLife. We put in very select ingredients that will Pop • Pop • Pop blooms on plants. Via the Humic & Fulvic Acid delivery system contained in Maximum Blooms 3-8-3 your plants get a full load of proper nutrition plus special bloom stimulators. The plant takes these ingredients and uses them to make more buds. More buds, more blooms all the organic way. Blooming plants are heavy feeders so use throughout the blooming season. Spray the leaves every 1–2 weeks. Maximum Blooms makes a great root stimulator too.

The Natchez’ blackberry is a self-fertile Texas Superstar* released by the University of Arkansas. It is a trailing plant that produces an abundance of large, elongated fruit which is the largest produced by a thornless cultivar. Fruits are produced on 2 year old canes, with a sour-sweet flavor. The fruit quality is firm and outstanding and could be a commercial variety. Maturity is about 4 to 6 feet tall and 4 feet wide. Chill hours- 300 to 500.

Prime-Ark Freedom is a thornless, primocane-fruiting blackberry variety known for its large, sweet berries and ability to fruit on first-year canes. This means it produces fruit earlier in the season (often starting in June) and can also produce a second crop in the fall in suitable climates. It is self-pollinating and generally well-suited for home gardens due to its disease resistance and ease of cultivation. 500 chill hours.

Arapaho Thornless Blackberry is one of the earliest ripening blackberry plants, producing fruits in early to mid June. The large, 1-2 inch berries are firm, with good flavor and small seeds—so it's a good choice for making jam. The berries are also delicious for eating fresh or cooked into pies and cobblers. The fully erect, disease resistant canes grow 5-8 ft. tall and are thornless, so picking is easy. There is also no need for a trellis or support. Mature plants produces 8-10 quarts of berries. Chill hours 400-500

Osage blackberry is a thornless floricane that produces firm, glossy black berries with excellent fresh-eating quality and good storage potential. It has an upright clumping habit that stays much easier to manage than trailing brambles, maturing about 4 to 5 feet tall and 3 to 4 feet wide.

Osage works well in berry rows, edible borders, informal hedges, large containers, and sunny kitchen gardens with at least 6 hours of direct light daily. It grows in many soil types, including clay, but performs best in fertile, well-drained soil with a slightly acidic pH around 6.0 to 6.5. Chill hours 300-400

Twilight was released in 2020 and combines both eastern and western blackberry cultivars.  This provides it with a wide growing range, adaptability, increased yields and improved sweetness that has a complex jam-and-honey flavor profile. The berries are larger than other semi-erect types, ripening to a deep black color and great sweetness while being firm and easy to handle with little bleeding. Chill hours 200-800

A Southern Highbush variety known for its vigorous growth, large, firm, and sweet berries, and adaptability to warm climates with low or no chill hours (250). It's a good choice for home gardeners in the southern US and similar climates and is known for its bushy growth habit and high-quality fruit. 

The Jewel Blueberry is known not only for its tangy flavor and long harvest period but its ability to produce large yields of juicy fruit all season long. It is self fertile and low-maintenance. This high yields of fruit and little care that goes into growing this blueberry is a top option for many growers and can be grown in the garden or a container. Yields are greater with a second blueberry variety planted nearby. 200-300 chill hours.

Climax has become the gold standard for early ripening Rabbiteye berries planted throughout the south and southeast regions between late May and July. It can bear fruit within its first year, and one bush can produce up to 15 pounds of berries each year! For the sweetest, juiciest berries, it’s important to allow your berries to fully ripen on the bush. It requires cross-pollination and can grow 6-8 ' tall and spread 5-8' wide. Chill Hours-400-450

Known as a standout blueberry bush, the Tifblue rabbiteye blueberry produces large quantities of very large, light blue fruit in as soon as 2–4 years. The berries ripen late June through July and are great for eating. The plant is more cold-hardy than most rabbiteye blueberries, with a 550-600 chill hour requirement to break dormancy and produce a heavy harvest.

Calamondin citrus trees are cold hardy citrus (hardy to 20 degrees F. or -6 C.) that are a cross between a mandarin orange, (Citrus reticulata, tangerine, or Satsuma) and a kumquat. Calamondin trees are small, bushy evergreens that can attain heights of 10-20 feet (3-6 m.) high, but are usually much shorter in stature. Small spines are apparent on the branches of growing calamondin trees, which bear fabulous orange-scented blossoms that become small orange fruit (1 inch in diameter (2.5 cm.) resembling a tangerine. The segmented fruit is seedless and extremely acidic. Because of its high acidity, calamondin is excellent for marinades, vinaigrettes, and cocktails where a strong citrus tang is desired, a substitute for lemon or lime juice in recipes, but with a more complex, sweet–sour balance due to its rind, and potentially harsh if overused in dishes, as the acid can dominate other flavors and may be difficult for some people to digest.

*Calamondin citrus trees are cold hardy citrus (hardy to 20 degrees F. or -6 C.) that are a cross between a mandarin orange, (Citrus reticulata, tangerine, or Satsuma) and a kumquat. Calamondin trees are small, bushy evergreens that can attain heights of 10-20 feet (3-6 m.) high, but are usually much shorter in stature. Small spines are apparent on the branches of growing calamondin trees, which bear fabulous orange-scented blossoms that become small orange fruit (1 inch in diameter (2.5 cm.) resembling a tangerine. The segmented fruit is seedless and extremely acidic. Because of its high acidity, calamondin is excellent for marinades, vinaigrettes, and cocktails where a strong citrus tang is desired, a substitute for lemon or lime juice in recipes, but with a more complex, sweet–sour balance due to its rind, and potentially harsh if overused in dishes, as the acid can dominate other flavors and may be difficult for some people to digest. *NutriStar Citrus. Fruit, & Avocado 12-10-10 Encourages tree growth and fruit production by balancing the nutirent ratio that opimizes growth and fruit production. The increased Calcium boosts trunk size and strength, the high Potassium helps trees survive colder weather, and the micronutrients produce tasty fruit. It can be used on all fruit trees. 12% Nitrogen, 10% Phosphate, and 10% Soluble Potash *Nelson Plant Food