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Wednesday, May 6, 2020

Monday, May 11th Plant Availability



Hope you all had a wonderful weekend.    Our updated Availability list is  what we have in stock right now, at the end of this past weekend, Sunday night, May 10th.  We will be going on Plant Hunting Trip the early part of the week, to restock, plus find new things !

So, our next updated Plant Availability List will appear on Thursday, May 14th morning.  Meanwhile, if you see items on the current list you want to reserve, please email us - we will be monitoring our email while we are on the road !  We expect that we can resume deliveries on Thursday afternoon.

We will continue to offer deliveries local, as well as, you can Pick Up on our Front Porch, with a safe, non-contact experience, or you can email to make an appointment to come see us at our Home Nursery next weekend.

We will continue to offer our very popular Mini Succulent and Cacti packages once we are restocked this coming week !

The Succulent package includes Haworthias and Echevarias


The Cactus Package includes many of the popular ones, such as Bunny Ears, Lifesaver plant, and Lady Fingers.



We love Minis because they are EZ care, only requiring water once a month and these all love bright, indirect light in your home or porch/patios.

The best way to reach us is at:  heyplantman@gmail.com

We are still offering FREE delivery Noon to 6pm and the minimum order is  only $ 25.00 ! 
We provide,No-contact-,safe delivery to you.  All plant pots are sanitized at load, and again, at drop off, and we wear mask and gloves for everyone's safety.  You do not have to be home.  We will make drop offs at your front porch area, unless otherwise specified.

Delivery to nearby areas that are close to our Home Nursery here in NE St. Pete.  The delivery areas included:
NE St. Pete
SE St. Pete
Woodlawn, Kenwood and Crescent Heights Districts
Downtown St. Pete
Tyrone area
Gulfport Area


We also offer Safe, Non-Contact Porch Pick Up at our Home Nursery.  All purchases will be tagged with your name, and placed on our front area. You can pick up your purchases at your convenience. Plant Pick Ups have NO minimum order amount !

If you would like to make an appointment to visit us at our home nursery next weekend, please email us at heyplantman@gmail.com to set up a time !

Here' s what to do:
1.  Check the availability list and pictures, make your choice(s)
2.  Email us with your wish list at  heyplantman@gmail.com
     Include your name, address of delivery, cell number
3.  We will confirm to you that the plant(s) are available, and advise you to pre-pay.
4.  Order can be Pre-paid, through our PayPal site of:   heyplantman1@juno.com
5.  Once we have received your order and your payment, we will confirm to you, and give you a general time period when drop off can be made, or give you time period for Pick up.


Here's our Updated Plant Availability List as of Sunday night, May 10th, and don't forget to check the pictures at the end of it.





Hosta - this is the only Hosta that will survive and do very well here  in Florida ! It can take shade or full sun.
$ 10



"Penta flower" may seem common, but there is no hardier butterfly friendly perenniel than these. They bloom all year, are low maintainance and can take full sun all day long






Gallardia aka "Blanket Flower: is another terrific hardy butterfly friendly perennial








Triple winner in the perennial field is the gorgeous blue delphinium perennail








Deep pink  Gaura aka "Whirling butterfly" wraps up the quandrangle of great perennial butterfly options.










mandevilla "Peach" is Mitch's recent find.  Uncommonly found, this peachy hue of this makes it a winner. Loves sun and humidity does not bother it.

Currently Sold Out












Agapanthus (Lily of the Nile)

This lovely blue flower comes from a bulbous base.  We have one in full flower with blooms and buds, and 2 with buds soon to open up.




One left !









Vinca "soiree" Pink - this hybrid that came out a few years ago is a real winner. Dwarf, compact growth and small flowers, but tolerates sun and humidity all year round.  Butterfly and bee friendly.







 $ 20

Burro's Tail - this popular plant loves bright shade and as the "tails" grow, they will hang down over the pot edges.  We will provide hanger if you wish to use it as hanging basket specimen.





"Money Trees" are suppose to bring good financial luck to all !  They love  bright shade and can be continued to be used as a potted plant, or you can plant-in ground and watch it grow.  The stems are "braided" !

SALE ! Regularly $ 12, they are on sale for only $ 8 !





 $ 15

Alocasia "polly"  gorgeous green foilage with a striking white center - Bright shade indoors or out.
Currently sold out, but we hope to restock this week.


 6" pot - $ 15  ---   Hanging Basket $ 20

"Swiss cheese" Philodendron - loved because of  the interesting cutouts in its foilage.
We have them in Hanging Baskets, or in 6 inch pots - Bright shade indoors or out - Great House plant for cleaning the air !






"Curly Annie"  Fern (Emina) - one of Annie's favorites..the leaves are very curly and stack one on top of the other ---very Dr. Seuss like !

Non-invasive clumper - leave in pot or plant -inground

Bright shade indoors or out
$15






Calathea "Lancifolia"  aka Rattlesnake prayer plant - one of our customer's favorites.

Slow growing, to about 2 feet, the underside of the leaves are burgandy color.

Bright shade indoors or out

$15





" Heart" Fern - named after the shape of it's leaves. This grows up and out.

No better way to say I Heart Ya !

Bright shade indoors or out

$ 15






Calathea "Medalion"  These are ones known as Prayer Plants, as their leaves will slightly curve up in the evening forming praying hands

Bright shade indoors or out

Gorgeous varigation with white, greens and pinks

$15





Zebra plants (Aphalandra) are very popular with the gorgeous 2 tone leaves and they produce a deep yellow flower that last a long time


Bright shade indoors or out


$7  Sale !










Bleeding Heart Hanging Basket - what makes this unique is that the leaves are varigated - not commonly found !

A tough tough plant that will bloom in part sun or shade and produce blooms year round.

(currently out of stock until Wed. May 13)




Pilea "Friendship Plant"  - These soft beauties are a winner with striking foilage and cascading effect

Bright shade indoors or out


(Currently Sold Out till Wed. May 13))









"Njoy" Philodendron - a new hybrid that came out a few years ago, it has thick, somewhat curled leaves and lovely varigation.

One of the hardiest House plants to grow ! You can root cuttings in water


Bright shade indoors or out


(currently out of stock till Wed may 13)





$20
Pitcher Plant "Alata"  The original "I Eat Bugs" plant !

One of our most popular plants at our markets for years, these unusual tropicals  have "pitchers" that send out a hormone that attracts skeeters, flies etc and they fall in and are trapped inside the pitchers and digested there.

Great for patios and areas where you are sitting out and want to battle the Skeeter element of the summer !

Bright shade, and just water with spray hose once a week.  You do not have to repot anytime soon, it does not care if it is root bound and will continue to sprout out new foilage and pitchers from the top.


Many customers like this as a House Plant, and yes, it will survive, but you do need to water the soil and foilage once a week - just put it under your shower head !

(Currently sold out, will restock this week !)





"Curly Locks"  soft cactus - stiff curly leaves and will produce a white flower followed by a red fruit

Draught tolerant, she does not need much water

Loves bright shade indoors or out


$12










SALE ! ONLY $ 8
"String of Pearls" - one of the most sought after plants in the succulent world, these tiny little pea-like balls grow on a delicate "string" stem.

Great for putting in a tall pot or hanging basket, to let them cascade down.

They do not like too much moisture - let them really dry out inbetween watering.  Not consumable-keep small children and animals from bay from ingesting them.




"San Pedro" Cactus - popular cactus for the looks of the growth along the stems.  Likes warm, dry conditions, water only once a month.

Bright shade indoors and out


(Currently sold out)


 Mandevilla Vine - Already on a trellis to start attaching to fencing


Red bloomer on Trellis  $ 20


White bloomer on trellis $ 20

Varigated Hoya carnosa in 3 gallon pot -ready for trellising or hanging basket - only 1 left $20



1 gallon Penta-pink flowering-Butterfly loving $7


Brazilian Red Cloak starter plants in 3 gallon pots. Soon to bloom $10
This is what the Brazilian Red Cloak flower Will look like !


1 gallon Bird $ 8


White Birds can be a great landscaping plant but did you know that they are an excellent house or office plant ? They can take the lower light of indoors and and don't need watering very often.




white Bird of Paradise-3 gallon $20



  These Sedums are a great ground over in a sunny, dry spot, or use them in your containers for a "cascading" effect $3
This new hybrid of Pathos is a beauty with striking varigation.  You can use them in a shade garden, or it's an easy indoor specimen that helps filter your indoor air.  $10


These Starfish plants produce a gorgeous medium maroon-colored bloom, that hangs like a bell.   They love sun and dry conditions. $12


One of our most popular plants is the 
Chinese Lantern Hibiscus.   Also known as "flowering maple", it is grown as a small shrub or tree. It produces a small orange with red veined flower that hangs like a "lantern".  They can be planted in-ground or containers.

They love sun and pretty much bloom all year long.
$ 20
These are about 4 ft high..and you can trim, to create bushiness.

Our Pink-flowering Chinese Lantern is in shrub form now and all full of buds.

(Currently sold out, hoping to restock this week)

Mitch is standing here below, with one of our most popular vines - The "Purple Possem" Passion fruit vine.   The possem will produce tons of fruit once it gets established and growing. It needs a fence or arbor etc to support its vining growth. It can take full or 1/2 day sun.  The fruit will be "ready" when they turn a mauve color and are just about to, or do, fall off the vine. Many people eat them as is, and some love them in juicing.


$20








$ 20
The maroon flower of the Lady Margaret Passion vine here to the left, is gorgeous, and this vine is a great host for Butterflies.   She loves sun and blooms nearly all year round.  Rarely does she get eaten up by caterpillars but they are known to munch a few holes in them, but it won't hurt !


The Passion Vine "incense" has a truly magnificent flower with frilly edges and the flowers smells quite sumptious.  Used as a host plant for butterflies, she is is known for her hardiness of growth.  Depending on the type of winter we have, she may go dormant for a while in cool weather, but will spring back right up as soon as warmth returns.  (currently sold out)





$20
One of Annie's favorite plants, the "popcorn cassia" is  wonder of a plant.  First, the yellow blooms are gorgeous and the yellow sulpher butterflies love coming to her for nectar.

But the truly unique quality is the leaves..when you lightly stroke them, it produces the small of fresh buttered popcorn  - you will think you are in a movie theater !

She can grow quite leggy and sprawly,but you can easily prune her back or to the shape you want. Extremely, hardy, she love full sun but will tolerate light shade.

She is deer resistant and pretty much pest free. She will continue to bloom heavy from Spring into late Fall.   

$20
Bleeding heart Vine

One of the hardiest vines around, Bleeding Heart will bloom in sun or shade.  Blooming most of the year, she does develop a thick stem.  She needs something to grow on, and you need to "attach" her to the support to get her going in the right direction.  The common type you see is white colored with a red center.  As you can see from this hybrid, she is the rare purple in a garden, with red accents.

"Epies" as we like to call them, are one of Mitch's favorite plants ! Known for it's hardiness and ease of care, they put out spectacular tall flower stems that the bees and butterflies love.   Typically called "ground orchids", they will thrive in-ground, or in a tall  pot.  All they want is sun sun sun and very little water. The specimens here that Mitch is holding are "tied up" around the top when we carry or load them to protect them.  You can plant, and leave tied up, or you can cut the ties, and the stems will fall splay out like water fountain.  The orange flowering type is the most common, but we also carry the Red-flowering type which is rare.

Epidendrum orchid-3 gal




Quite hardy, Epies can last years, and you can take cuttings from the white roots from it's base and along the leaf stems to share with others.


$25


  Back in Stock !   Tropical Morning Glories just bring a smile to everyone's faces...With a delicate foilage and large flowers, it loves to climb on fences and trees etc....Her growth is more of a "lacy" effect, then a thick foilage.  The only time she struggles a bit, is during a very rainy summer,, when she reacts with yellow leaves...don't remiss, she will be fine and refoliate - just give her a good trimming !

 This "Fiesta" Hibiscus is a stunner...a new hybrid that came out a few years back, she is dark red in the center, then goes to orange, then to yellow on her edges. The bloom is quite large.  Treat her like any hibiscus - give her sun and food, and we recommend spraying the foilage with a garden hose every couple of weeks to keep the critters away.

Medinella regori hambali is rare and quite unique as it blooms on it's stem !  $30





Curly Locks cactus in Hanging Basket - A super hardy soft cactus, it spirals and twists and turns,producing a white flower and a deep pink fruit on it's end.  Loving bright shade and being kept on the dry side.

We have these in hanging baskets.






Medinella - This produces an Orange bloom ! Shade loving and ez to care. $20

  Who doesn't love Staghorn Ferns?   We've all seen them hanging under trees, growing quite large (they are slow growing and it takes years to get that way !)  Guess what they love for food ? Banana peels !  We have them in 6 inch pots and they are looking for a nook in a tree or a hanging basket to start thriving. $12


Desert Rose-Red/Pink starters 4 inch   $6



  These are just babies but put them in a bigger pot, or up on a mound of soil in a dry area, they grow quite spectacular.  As they mature, they produce multiples of white flowers.        Madagascar Palm starters-4 inch  $7



Haworthias are one of the toughest in the succulent world.  With it's striped foilage, it will grow and produce pups around it.  These minis love bright shade, so put them on a windowsill, or add them to a succulent arrangement or container.  $3

Euphorbia Lactea -  also know sometimes as "ghost cactus" for its coloring, it can be pure white, or have green striations in it.  They can grow every which way, but that's what makes them unique.
(Note: only cuttings available currently)  $ 5 per cutting


Mitch loves his "Hairy Cactus" 3 gal  $40

Euphorbia lactea - 3 gal

Euphorbia lactea-see how this one suddenly produced a varigated stem ?! $40

Another of Mitch's favs - Kalenchoe baharensis - the rusty colored edges on the stiff leaves is quite unique.  In the sunlight, it really makes a statement.

Okay, so this may be an "ouchie", but the Euphorbia stenoclada's gray foilage is to be admired.  $40

 Another "ouchie" but put in the right place, this Agave lophanta is quite the stunner with its varigation.  The plants we have are in 1 gallon pots, putting babies out and they are stretched out 6-8 inches from the pot edge - they are ready for a new home in a hot dry place !

 Spider Lilys run the gamut on colors and shapes and sizes and this one is quite rare.  The leaves of the plant are quite thick and sturdy and the flower lasts for months. $20

Spider Lily cuttings  $ 20 12" cutting










 This deep pink Desert Rose is absolutely the Last of Mitch's private collection that he is willing to let go of right now !  $ 40
"Funkiana" Air Plant above, from Mitch's private collection - $20

Ionanthus "ball"  from Mitch's private collection  $20

Air Plant clump on steroids ! From Mitch's private collection $ 20

Anacampseros bowls - from Mitch's private collection $ 15 each

kaempferia rotunda - peacock ginger - just emerging -got 2, $ 20 each


We hope you enjoyed the pics, Happy Gardening All, we appreciate your support !












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