Hollow Tree Nursery

Good morning Diann! We have drift roses but not yellow. Since yellow roses have a harder time growing in our high humidity climate due to black spot on leaves , you should select a resistant variety. I have grown 2 which have survived more than 20 years in my garden. One is Graham Thomas and the other is Gold Badge. You can order either from heritageroses.com although Gold Badge is available as a climbing rose. Thank you for your inquiry! Lisa. PS you also may want to contact or visit Edisto Memorial Garden in Orangeburg SC... They display hundreds of roses and have been a test garden for Jackson and Perkins roses for many years!

We have 3 and 7 gallon windmill palms, 3 gallon European fan palms, and 3 gallon sabal minor palms. All are 2-3 ft tall.

Yes we have weeping willows.

Yes we have Little Gem magnolias! And thank you for the thumbs up, Jim! I enjoy visiting with you!

Thank you for your inquiry! We have chimonanthus virginicus, myrica cerasifera, chionanthus virginicus, callicarpa Americana, hydrangea quercifolia, and several native oaks and birch. Common names for the above are sweet shrub, wax myrtle, fringe tree, American beautyberry, and oak leaf hydrangea. We also have native Christmas ferns and white spider lilies. You can also contact the SC Native Plant society. In the past, they have had an annual plant sale for the public.

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