I'm no expert and still learning myself but these questions might help us find your answer. - How long ago did you purchase this plant? and - If it was sometime ago has it been kept in a well shaded position? What i'm aiming at by these questions is that there is very little visable markings or colour which often suggests the plant has had little or no sun light. This makes it very hard to ID. It's also best to wait till a brom has flowered to find a positive ID. Best of luck.....;)

Hi! I'm interested in finding cassia alata in Fort Lauderdale area for its medicinal properties. Could anyone sell some leaves to me or help me to find it? Thanks

What's a Sunquat? My son who lives in Tampa bought me a Honeybelle orange tree from there last year. My pink grapefruit tree is 27 years old-we put in in when we moved here. Lately it doesn't look so good although I've fertilized and given micronutrients. I think Wilma shifted it and it's just be downhill. Anyway if you or someone can recommend grapefruit, and tangerine varieties, I might send my son there again.

Seffner isn't too far. I'll have to check out Kerby's. I had heard of it, but never been there. I might convince my daughter to make that trip with me. (I drive 110 miles a day for my job, I don't even want to make a long trip on a day off!) But it looks like a road trip might be in order. The Weed Patch sounds wonderful! The kind of place that loves roses and wants to share. That's my kind of place. Mapquest shows they are closer to Ocala than Gainesville, a shorter trip for me. I have heard other good reports about Rose Petals. They have a good list of roses on their website. Even by mail order their roses are reasonably priced. Angel Gardens is in the same area, somewhere near Gainesville. So an all day or overnight trip could be very worthwhile. Now just to convince DH we should make the drive. :) Thanks for the information. I knew you folks would know the best places!