Naturewise & The Green Marketplace
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Naturewise is a Florida native plant nursery that was started to provide people with native plants and ecological services to create their own sustainable "Florida Friendly" landscapes.  Our goal is to make it as easy as possible for you to create native Florida habitats and rewarding gardens that help sustain our environment. Find out more About Us, then look at our Services and Native Plants to make your possibilities a reality.

 
See our Nursery and Farm Location Page for hours and directions
 
Green Marketplace Hours
Tuesdays and Fridays, 10-5
Saturdays, 10-2 

Local Plants, Local Food, and Sustainability

Native plants provide food and habitat for wildlife as well as beauty for homeowners, all without supplemental water and fertilizer. Some native plants such as mulberry, elderberry, and sea grape even have edible parts. They can be grown in your landscape alongside non-native edibles such as peaches, citrus, and blueberries, to create a yard that produces food in a sustainable way.  

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Honey bee feeds on Key West Morning Glory (Jacquemontia pentathos).


 

The Green Marketplace

The Green Marketplace is a cooperative partnership between local growers, Naturewise, Hise Farms and Twelve Palms Farm, 12 Palms Farm, Bat Belfry's, and Marina's Herbs. We are all small local growers who believe in using sustainable methods to grow our plants and produce. At the marketplace you will find native and edible plants, fresh, seasonal, chemical-free produce, dairy goat products, raw honey, farm products, herbal remedies, bird and bat houses, as well as natural gardening products. We have limited retail hours as we need time to grow our plants and produce. Read through the various pages on our website to learn more about the different products, activities, and goodies you will find at the marketplace.
 
 
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