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Moon Lake, New Port Richey, Florida
HOME OF QUINN NURSERY $4.97 Plants!
Your neighborhood backyard plant nursery in Moon Lake, New Port Richey, Florida, featuring the infamous $4.97 1-gallon containers, up to 3 gallons. Such plants as: Flax Lily, Day Lily, Azaleas, Camellias, Butterfly Bush, Croton, Nandina, Purple Iris, Hibiscus, Diffenbachia, Clerodendron, Duranta, Loropetalum, Junipers, Spireas, Grasses, Ground Covers, and more. Grand opening Sunday, April 1st Call Mike @ (727) 815-2179.
i’d like to start a backyard garden nursery in my area lake wales/winter haven. Someone I know just bought a home with a large backyard, it has a lot of yucca plants, avacados, citrus and mangoes and many other plants. Im in the process of putting them in pots and start a fun business. This is my first step to post a comment
Posh,
We have a number of members in Florida who do quite well. Great growing season in Florida!
Can you post Pictures of your Avacados, Citrus, and Mangoes.
I’m interested in purchasing some.
Thanks
I am looking for some small 2 to 3 gallon size Nellie Stevens Holly’s Do you have any ? I am in New Port Richey .
Hi,
You’re going to think I’m crazy….but were you at my barber shop last week for a haircut!!!!!…..If you are, I lost your business card and have been going crazy trying to find you…I want to take a ride to you nursery to see what I can get to grow in my front yard…no luck with anything to date!!!!
I have tried unsuccessfully to grow gardenias. I just purchased another one. Where can I get soil for it? It will be in a pot. What advice can you give me?
Sue,
I’m certainly no expert on gardenias, but I would think a good quality potting mix that drains well should do the trick. With well draining mixes you have to water more often, but that’s better than soil that holds moisture for a long time.
Check out my new website for directions; also, after all this cold is gone, hopefully about mid-March, my selection of plants will increase, including tropicals and exotics.
Hi, I am interested in buying some tropical plants, let me
know how I can buy some from you.
what is your website address?
Lee
Do you have peanut plant ground cover & a map of your location?
I would like to know if you carry the lace leaf japanese maple trees?
Hi Floridians i am here in south Florida who do I get in contact with for the green sand Mike talked about for fertilizer
the small black plant pots
Hi everyone I am new in the business I need a local or company name who sells the pot for a nursery.
Barbara, where in South fl are you located? I would love to come by and see what you are growing. Sorry, I have no answer about pots.
The plants I bought from you are doing great.
I’ll be back for more.
I live in Dunnellon, Fl. I am having such a hard time growing just about anything. It is just so hot, there isn’tany dirt,it is white sand, and it is just too hot.
I am so happy to find someone in Fl.I would love some hibiscus,bouganvilla &roses.will give u a call later
My backyard nursery is located in Port Charlotte. Located on the border of zones 9A & 9B. I grow lots of different things but mostly Crape Myrtle. I have about 50 varieties of them in my back yard. I’d love to do Maple but its just too warm here.
do you have a catalog of the myrtles? What size and how much ?
Lee
Try the native red maples which tend to grow so well in wet or dry areas of South Florida.
My Home of Quinn Nursery is located at 12903 El Dorado Avenue, New Port Richey, Fl. 34654 or call me at (727) 815-2179. Hours are Sat & Sun, 9am – 3pm, Mon – Fri, call first!
Brand New Website as of Sunday, Feb. 10, 2013
i’m in tampa, i have one orange dream , that is growin nice, lookin into grown more, also do grow desert roses alos (a sucileent) like a catcus bit with flowers.
I am in Jax. FL and have been growing these for years. After about 20 years, I have finally lost my waterfall maple. The Bloodgood does okay but not spectacular. The BG’s are in shade. I have seen a few here that are huge.
how can I purchase plants from you?
I’m in Brooksville, Fl. and would like to see what items you have in stock. Do you have a webpage?
Anyone can communicate with me by email until I get the website up and running.
I’m not far from New Port Richey, I’m in Land O Lakes just down the road. I would like to know how well Japanese Maples do in our grow zone 9B. I know they like cooler weather But how well do they stand up to the heat of our summers?
Ray, 9B is pretty warm for Japanese maples. There are a couple of varieties that do well in warmer climates and we are going to do an article about this in the near future. Keep an eye on http://japanesemaplelovers.com/, we’ll have some interesting discussions going on there soon.