Our Plants

View our plants in alphabetical order by Botanical (Scientific) or Common Name and by seasonal interest. Please use the drop down box to select the season for which planting season you would like to see. For example, select Spring Only to view our Spring 2012 offering. We grow our plants in USDA Hardiness Zone 7. Please consider this when you purchase and plant your selections from Multiflora Greenhouses (Poinsettias are considered an interior plant, they will die if you plant them outside in the Winter). You should also consider that the Last Average Frost Date is April 15th and the First Average Frost Date is October 15th, so be sure to include that in planning your outdoor planting schedule.

Diamond Frost Botanical Name: Euphorbia 'Diamond Frost' The Euphorbia 'Diamond Frost', produces light, airy and delicate white flowers that will thrive all season long.  Diamond Frost is heat and drought-tolerant.  Deadheading is NOT necessary for this low maintenance plant.  Blooms in S... [ More Info ]

Poinsettia-Marble Botanical Name: Euphorbia pulcherrima Leaves are dark green in color with creamy white and dark pink bi-colored bracts, with slightly serrated foliage, it will surely catch many an eye looking for a unique presentation. Temperature Range: 55 - 75 Degrees Fahrenheit; Water thoroughly,... [ More Info ]

Poinsettia-Pink Botanical Name: Euphorbia pulcherrima Leaves are medium green in color with electric pink-colored bracts, it will surely catch many an eye looking for a unique and stunning presentation. Temperature Range: 55 - 75 Degrees Fahrenheit; Water thoroughly, allow soil to dry between wateri... [ More Info ]

Poinsettia-Red Botanical Name: Euphorbia pulcherrima Leaves are dark green in color with bold red colored bracts, it will surely catch many an eye looking for a bold presentation. Temperature Range: 55 - 75 Degrees Fahrenheit; Water thoroughly, allow soil to dry between waterings; Apply balanced fe... [ More Info ]

Poinsettia-White Botanical Name: Euphorbia pulcherrima Leaves are dark green in color with bright white-colored bracts, it will surely catch many an eye looking for a pure and stunning presentation. Temperature Range: 55 - 75 Degrees Fahrenheit; Water thoroughly, allow soil to dry between waterings; ... [ More Info ]