Floral Nursery

Village Nurseries is proud to be one of the leading wholesale suppliers of ornamental plant materials to landscape professional throughout the Southwest. As the West Coast division of TreeTown USA, we have more than 900 acres of growing facilities in both Northern and Southern California, which provides us the growing opportunities to optimize quantity, quality […]

For more than 60 years, Mariani Landscape has been the trusted market leader in the residential landscape industry, and has earned a reputation for designing, constructing, maintaining, and enhancing extraordinary and innovative landscapes. Chairman Frank Mariani is fond of saying, “Let’s make our next project our best project.” Our over 800 devoted employees in the

The Elite Flower was started in 1990 by the Hannaford family. We specialize in Roses, Spray Roses, Alstroemerias and Gerberas.. In addition to our 160 hectares of growing operations, Elite Flower represents one of the most aggressive and advanced rose breeders, Rosen Tantau, propagating new varieties at our locations in Colombia and Ecuador. Elite is

Flower power still reigns at Ball Horticultural. One of the nation’s largest sellers of commercial seed for flowers and ornamental crops, Ball Horticultural develops, produces, and distributes seeds, young plants, and cuttings to professional growers, landscapers, wholesalers, and retailers. It operates in more than 20 countries through subsidiaries and joint ventures, including PanAmerican Seed and

Moon Valley Nursery is proud to be a family owned and operated company – and a zero-carbon-footprint, water-wise, eco-friendly, environmentally green company! We were founded in 1995 and have grown to be the Largest Specimen Tree nursery in North America, with farming, retail and landscaping operations throughout the southwest and across three time zones. Our

Costa Farms, headquartered in Miami, Florida (AKA plant paradise!), is one of the largest horticultural growers in the world. The company sprouted in 1961 when our founder, Jose Costa Sr., purchased 30 acres south of Miami to grow fresh, vine-ripened tomatoes in the winter and calamondin citrus in the summer. That soon morphed into houseplants,