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At TreeWorld, we pride ourselves on being one of the best tree sources in South Florida and the Caribbean. Given the demanding environment and numerous

07 Jun

Trees with peeling bark! Engaging year-round

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The beauty within trees with peeling barks! There are elements that have a gravitational pull, with subtleties that fill the landscape design. And even though

13 May

Ficus Trees: Beauty and Versatility

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Ficus trees have become increasingly popular in modern landscape design due to their versatility, adaptability, and aesthetic appeal. Ficus tree types like Ficus benghalensis, Ficus

Selecting the best performance trees for hard winds

14 Jul

Selecting Wind Resistant Trees (Part 1)

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South Florida Landscape, TreeWorld, wind-resistant trees, Windbreak Trees

Landscaping in Florida (South Florida landscape trees) and the Caribbean is an absolute pleasure. But we also need, to be honest about it, it presents

4th of july - southern landmark native trees

04 Jul

Southern Landmark Trees!

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Honoring this 4th of July the great southern native trees from our American Canopy When it comes to celebrating the United States, we like to

20 Apr

Classical Beauties: Guaiacum Officinale & Guaiacum Sanctum

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Best Sellers, Guaiacum Officinale, Guaiacum Sanctum, Ornamental Trees, South Florida Landscape, Spring Blooming

There is nothing subtle about the Guaiacum (Guaiacum Officinale and the Guaiacum Sanctum) and as a matter of fact; they are perhaps some of the

Cassia Bakeriana Pink Cassia - Tree of the Month

26 Mar

‘Pink Cassia’ a Florida Favorite

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Cassia Bakeriana, Flowering Trees, Pink Cassia

Because Steven Tyler said it best back in 1997, “Pink is my favorite color.” And you can guess it—we are talking about how the Pink

15 Mar

Spring Flowering at TreeWorld

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Cassia Bakeriana, Flowers, Pink Cassia, Spring, Spring Blooming

-Blooming Alert- We can officially mark spring in our calendars, as March 20 (spring equinox) approaches; and although Florida is not known for its season.