New Orleans & Metairie Landscape Shrubs / Trees

Eagleston holly is a beautiful  privacy hedge or a solitary specimen. The tree has a dense canopy and requires very little care. During the cooler months, it produces bright red round berries.

Xanadu with its unique leaf texture will surely add a new look to any tropical design.

Want to make a statement at your home? Install these Sylvester palms around a pool or in front yard.

These Katrina Iris produce stunning white blooms with shades of yellow and blue. They can also withstand wet conditions.

Spaghetti Strap Agave with English Ivy.

Make sure to use a large enough pot to allow proper growth. 

Our goal is to provide plants for your landscape that are hardy and easy to maintain. 

A popular upright, pyramidal, evergreen holly. Features medium green leaves and . tight growth habit makes it a great screen or privacy hedge. 

Graceful and elegant, Japanese maples are excellent addition to most gardens. Essentially carefree once established, they offer year-round interest with their ever-changing leaves from red to pink. Great for landscape, patio, or courtyard. They can grow in large pots.

This plant is native to Brazil and commonly known as princess flower or purple glory bush. It produces purple flowers from May until fall. It likes full sun and regular watering. Princess flower is great addition to any landscape.

Live Oak tree is the iconic tree of the south. It has been called one the most impressive American trees. This tree is a tough specimen that can live for hundreds of years if planted and cared for. It provides great shade and will tolerate a wide range of soil conditions. Make sure it is planted in an area that will allow it to grow to its potential.

Attractive, deep blue flower clusters on stalks, it has evergreen foliage and is very effective in groups to create a lush tropical effect. Does well in partial sun and blooms from late spring into the summer. Water regularly or more often in extreme heat or containers.

Looking for a dwarf, easy care evergreen shrubs that flowers and provides year long color? Its foliage changes with the seasons, from golden yellow in spring to orange-red in fall. It also attracts birds and butterflies. 

Encore Azaleas are the world's best selling re-blooming azalea with rich, colorful blooms in spring, summer and fall. Encore Azaleas have 31 varieties to choose from. They are evergreen and prefer partial sun with adequate watering.

Boxwood plants are dense, evergreen shrubs often planted in elegant and formal landscapes. Growing Boxwoods in your home landscape allows you to create a formal hedge. Boxwoods may also be planted as focal points or foundation plantings.

Loropetalum, an evergreen shrub of Chinese origin, can add a vivid pop of color alongside traditional green plants. 

Caladiums are ideal border plants and stunning when planted in a random mix in beds. Caladiums thrive in partial sun and shade, some varieties are more sun tolerant and can be planted in full sun.

Angelonia is a spectacular addition for any garden. A tough perennial, Angelonia stands up against summer's heat and humidity with no problem. Prefers full sun and drought tolerant. 

Pentas bloom all summer long, even during the hottest weather conditions. The large clusters of star blooms come in various colors. Best of all they attract butterflies and hummingbirds. This plant grows well in both containers and in the ground.

A unique, compact form with dense foliage. Maintains a narrow, columnar form and tidy, well groomed appearance without pruning. Makes an excellent choice for any formal landscape. 

Brilliant red blooms with yellow stamens makes an elegant statement in the winter garden. The glossy, dark green foliage creates a great foundation shrub. Evergreen and prefers filtered sun.

This dwarf species was developed in New Zealand. This shrub is hardy and disease resistant, and specifically known for its lime green leaves and red color that shows in the fall. This shrub needs minimal care and is very compact. 

This unusual plant adds texture to contrast in beds. Long, upright plume-like stems hold soft. needle like leaves. An excellent choice for any landscape or even containers. Prefers partial shade and regular watering.

A dwarf version of southern Magnolia with smaller dark green foliage. A very compact narrow form growth habit. Very attractive, white, fragrant blooms. A naturally small tree or large shrub for small gardens. Looks stunning against a wall or fence.

Leafy, arching stems create a lush, tropical effect with striped yellow and green foliage. Large, drooping clusters of white and pink shell like flowers are fragrant. Grows to 7' tall and 4' wide. Prefers partial sun and regular watering. 

Want blooms all summer for next to no work? Try Lantana. Flowering from spring to fall, these plants laugh at the heat and drought. They have tiny flowers in tight clusters and come in a wide range of colors.

One of greatest plants for pots. Whether on your porch or inside your home in the living room this desert plant plant adapts to all environments. It also regulates humidity in your home as well as converts poison substances into oxygen. 

The deep blue flowers run up and down flower spikes that are about 8" long. The foliage is also pretty, being grayish-green. This plant can bloom all summer long. They like full sun and well drained soil.

A real breakthrough in the world of Zinnias. This variety of Zinnia is disease resistant, drought, and heat tolerant. Best of all, it is easy to maintain with no dead heading. They bloom from early summer to fall. Butterflies love hanging around these also.

This plant loves filtered sunlight and provides superb color throughout the hottest months of the year. It also does well in planters. Comes in several different colors. 

This plant has an interesting leaf. It really goes well with other plants as a background plant. Care for this plant is minimal once established. Can be trimmed lower to maintain height. 

One of the most popular bedding plants. These annuals provide mountains of color to gardens and containers. Best planted in fall and early spring. They come in a wide range of colors and like to be planted in full sun.

This great annual adds plenty of color to your garden in late fall and winter when weather gets cooler. It can handle freezing weather with no problem. Also comes in many different colors. Plant them in sun or part shade.

Growing snapdragons in the flower bed provide cool season and a mid sized plant to balance tall background plants. They do well in a sunny location and prefer some clipping to encourage more flowering.

A real winner. The abundant white blooms make this plant easy to use in garden designs - they can truely go with everything. They work best at the front edge of gardens or even cascading over the edges of pots. Comes in purple and pink also, but white really stands out. Plant in sunny location fall thru winter.

This kale grows like their close relatives of edible cabbages and kale. Although they are edible, they aren't as tasty. They are bred for looks, not flavor. Make a great contrast to more traditional annuals in your winter garden. Likes sun and cool temps.

The National Gardening Bureau picked violas as their plant of the year. Also known as Johnny Jump Ups, these annuals are easy to care for and do best in sunny locations planted fall thru winter.  They come in many colors and are not tall. We have seen each plant have as many as 20 blooms per plant once fully grown.

Lomandra grass is a native Australian grass. Nothing beats the sway and swish of ornamental grasses in the landscape. One of the nicest grasses for dry and wet locations. This versatile plant makes a perfect background plant with a great leaf texture. Needs very little water and low maintenance.

Sunpatien is a hybrid of traditional impatien with larger New Guinea. The result is a variety that thrives in full sun and humid weather. Blooms straight through from late spring to fall. Great for containers. Prefers full sun to part shade. 

This is a great compact shrub that grows in shady conditions. Produces red berries around Christmas. It reaches a height of 36". Easy to care for. Leaf texture mixes well with other plants in the landscape.

A dwarf southern magnolia with smaller dark green leaves. Very attractive compact grower. Trained to grow on trellis. Make a beautiful accent ornamental tree against a fence or wall. Produces white, fragrant blooms. 

These fine trees can be used in the landscape as specimen trees or accents. Noted for there blooms, these trees put on a show every year. They prefer partial sun about 6 hours per day. Blooms late winter into spring. Once blooms are finished green leaves flush out till next season.

This plant is as tough as its name. Excellent for those difficult to fill areas in deep shade. It spreads gently by underground stems. A lush, leafy evergreen that will tolerate a wide range of growing conditions. Very easy to grow and low maintenance. 

Lemon Ball is one one of those plants that people ask "what is that". It stands out because of it's intense yellow color and foliage. Needs very little water and loves sunny locations. Will also do good in pots. 

Regina iris produces a beautiful blue flower through out the summer. It can be planted in many light conditions but prefers full sun. Really adds a nice leaf texture to any landscape design.  

Also known as Leopard plant. This evergreen has shiny foliage and does really well in shaded gardens. It looks best when mass planted. Ferns and Hostas compliment this beautiful shrub.