Our native plant nursery supports shoreline, littoral, wetland, mitigation and landscape projects with Florida-appropriate plant material.
Crosscreek Environmental supplies native and wetland plants used in shoreline restoration, littoral zones, mitigation areas, habitat projects and environmentally focused landscapes. The nursery supports internal projects and outside customers with Florida native plants, native grasses, bare-root material and salt-tolerant selections.
Crosscreek Environmental is a Florida Native Plant Society member and a Florida Department of Agriculture-certified nursery operation with access to permitted aquatic harvesting sites. Plant selection should reflect elevation, expected inundation, salinity, soil, sunlight, maintenance and permit requirements.
Service capabilities
- Florida native wetland plants and grasses
- Bare-root and salt-tolerant plant material
- Littoral, shoreline and mitigation species
- Contract growing timed to project needs
- Permitted aquatic-harvesting access
- Wholesale quantities, staging and delivery
- Installation and establishment maintenance
How we approach Native Plant Nursery
Specify
Match species and sizes to plans, elevations and site conditions.
Supply
Coordinate availability, quantities, staging and delivery.
Establish
Install correctly and plan watering, invasive control and replacement needs.
Florida conditions matter
Native plants perform best when species, elevation and hydrology are matched correctly. Florida projects may shift rapidly between drought and inundation, making installation timing and establishment care important.
Frequently asked questions
Do you sell directly to contractors and project teams?
Nursery supply can be coordinated for commercial, municipal, mitigation and restoration projects, subject to availability and quantity.
Can you install the plants?
Yes. Installation and follow-up maintenance can be included in a project scope.
Are native plants maintenance-free?
No. Establishment watering, invasive control, replacement and selective maintenance may still be required.