Welcome to
Canterbury Farms Nursery!


We are located only 3 miles 
West of Suncoast Parkway
in Hudson

14220 Thornwood Trail,
Hudson, FL

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Please use our main entrance
on 14607 Hays Road when coming to visit

(727) 857-0242
fax: 727-857-1952

NEW WINTERS HOURS:
Mon-Fri 7am-5pm‎
closed on Saturdays & Sundays

Visa, Mastercard, Discover
& American Express accepted

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SALE! Prices are good through January 31, 2012; while supplies last;
Please call to confirm availability: 727-857-0242 

 

Call for FREE landscape estimates!

Our winter hours: Monday-Friday 7am-5pm.
Closed Saturday and Sunday

Gift Certificates with a reward for the giver:

Buy $50 gift certificate - take $10 towards your next purchase

Buy $100 gift certificate - take $20 back towards your next purchase

 

Island plant packages:

make excellent gifts too and they start as low as $89.95

 

15 GALLON TREES FOR ONLY $39.95 each

  • Bald Cypress
  • Crape Myrtles
  • Hollies
    (Dahoon, East Palatka,
    Mary Nell & Savannah)
  • Magnolia (Loblolly)
  • Sweet Gum
  • Sycamore

 

BEST SHADE TREE DEAL IN TOWN!
Two 30 gal trees for only $99.95!
(8-10' tall, mix or match)

Including: Magnolias (Little Gem, D.D. Blanchard & Bracken Brown), Live Oaks, Drake Elm, Winged Elm, Red Maples, Hollies (Savannah & East Palatka)

 

TREES NOW READY:

15 Gal Sycamores
$35 each

30 Gal Weeping Willows
$75 each

30 Gal Slash Pines
$22.50 each

3 GALLONS
FOR ONLY $3!

  • Arboricola
  • Jasmine (Downy & Star)
Queen Palm Special:
15 Gal 8' Tall
ONLY $35 each!
Bottlebrush Special:
7 Gal
(Wheeping Bush & Std)
ONLY $20 each!

LANDSCAPE PALMS:

  • Areca Palms (30 G)
  • Windmill Palms
    (15 G)
  • Pindo Palms (7 G)
  • Sylvester Palms
    (25 G)
  • Pineapple Palms
    (Canary Island Date)
    (15 G)
  • Ponytail Palms
    (7 G & 15 G)
  • Cardboard Palms
    (7 G)
  • Bizmark Palms (7 G)
  • Foxtail Palms (3 G)

 

STAPLE LANDSCAPE PLANTS READY NOW:
  • Azalea (Lavender, Red Formosa & Duc De Rohan)
  • Elaeagnus (Silverthorn)
  • Ilex (Compacta & Schilling)
  • Indian Hawthorne
  • Juniper (Gold Lace
    & Parsoni)
  • Loropetalum
  • Oleander
  • Pittosporum (Variegated)
  • Podocarpus (Macrophyllus & Pringle)
  • Viburnum (Odoratissimum, Suspensum & Walter’s)

IN STOCK AND
BLOOMING NOW:

  • Rose (Old Fashion)
Welcome to Canterbury Farms!
How to effectively protect your plants from freeze

When covering low lying plants simply lay your cloth or blankets on top of your cold sensitive plants and tack down with stakes or large sod staples.

Remove once freeze warnings are lifted.

When covering cold sensitive palms, be sure to wrap the heads and fronds of the palms with cloth or blankets. Secure the cloth by tying string around it or you can also use
clothes pins or larger clips. It is imperative that the heads of the palms are covered thoroughly as this is where the heart of the palm is and the heart is the lifeline of the palm. 

You should also work yourself down the trunk all the way to the ground as the ground projects heat to the palm.

Again, covering as much of the entire palm is crucial when it comes to protecting your palms from a freeze.

Once freeze warnings have ceased, simply unwrap, fold and store away for next time.  Keep in mind, these cloths are reusable for many, many years to come and fold and store nicely.

 

 

We proudly serve retail nurseries, landscapers, lawn care companies,
wholesale plant brokers and the general public.

 

JANUARY GARDENING TIP:

“Don’t fret the freezing weather, just be prepared!”

Planting year round in Florida is not unusual and encouraged to enjoy all the various blooms and color plants and trees have to offer throughout the different times of the year.
However, as we approach the cooler “winter” months it is time to be prepared for some dips in the thermometer.

Preparedness comes easy as we recommend covering your cold sensitive plants and palms with winter protection cloth AKA "frost blankets" if freezing weather is in the forecast (we have them at Canterbury Farms for sale, but please call ahead to verify availability).

These reusable cloths (last several years) keep your plants and palms 10 degrees warmer than the outside temperature and provide an excellent barrier from the frost. Winter protection cloth also allows sunlight and air to filter through if covered for a period of time.

As an alternative to the winter protection cloth, you can also cover your plants with blankets and comforters. These will provide nice protection, but not as effective as the winter protection cloth.

DO NOT cover your plants with plastic as this will not allow air, sunlight or water to flow through and will stunt and even kill the plant/palm.

See the list of cold sensitive plants here.

 


 

WHEN IN BLOOM?


JANUARY:
Indian Hawthorn Trees
(if mild winter)
FEBRUARY:
Bottlebrush
MARCH:
Azaleas, Indian Hawthorn bushes, Walter's Vibernum
APRIL:
Oleander, Indian Hawthorn Trees, Bottlebrush, Hibiscus,
Confederate Jasmine, Lantana
MAY:
Crape Myrtles, Knock Out Roses & Gardenia
JUNE:
Magnolias, Oleander, Crape Myrtles & Lantana
JULY:
Magnolias, Crape Myrtles, Ruella, Ixoras & Plumbago
AUGUST:
Ixoras, Lantana, Blue Daze, Hibiscus & Knock Out Roses
SEPTEMBER:
Ixoras, Lantana, Blue Daze, Hibiscus
OCTOBER:
Lantana, Indian Hawthorn Shrubs, Muhly grass, Red Fountain grass
NOVEMBER:
Bottlebrush, Loropetalum bushes and trees, Carolina Jasmine
DECEMBER:
Camellias, Star Jasmine