Rockledge Gardens

Rockledge Gardens Rockledge Gardens is Brevard County’s largest and most complete garden center and nursery, family owned and operated since 1962.
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Weekly Team Pick! 🐲Meet Allene — newlywed, fantasy reader, and devoted cat mom. 🐈Her Garden Party pick is the Pesto Gril...
06/11/2026

Weekly Team Pick! 🐲

Meet Allene — newlywed, fantasy reader, and devoted cat mom. 🐈

Her Garden Party pick is the Pesto Grilled Cheese, Hot Girl Liquid IV, and Lavender Lemonade!

🧀 Garden Pesto Grilled Cheese — made with herbs fresh from their greenhouse

⚡ The Hot Girl Liquid IV — one of GP's most-loved drinks, and honestly, you'll see why

🍋 Lavender Lemonade — her wind-down sip of choice, and we don't blame her.

Visit Garden Party inside The Market Tuesday - Sunday, 11 am - 5 pm, for lunch, a pastry, or a refreshing beverage while shopping the Gardens!

What's your Garden Party go to? Drop it below! 👇

🌞 FLORIDA SUMMER BLOOMERS — PART 1: LANTANALooking for a plant that laughs at Florida's summer heat?Lantana is one of ou...
06/10/2026

🌞 FLORIDA SUMMER BLOOMERS — PART 1: LANTANA

Looking for a plant that laughs at Florida's summer heat?

Lantana is one of our favorite warm-season performers. It thrives in full sun, tolerates drought once established, and produces months of vibrant blooms that butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds love.

But here's something many gardeners don't know: some lantana varieties are considered invasive in Florida because they can spread into natural areas through seed dispersal.

That's why at Rockledge Gardens we only carry sterile lantana varieties. These improved selections provide all the beauty and pollinator benefits without contributing to invasive spread.

🌞 Heat tolerant
🦋 Pollinator favorite
💧 Drought tolerant
🌿 Sterile varieties only

Have a favorite lantana color? Tell us below! 👇

Market Lead Anastasia is sharing a few of her favorite finds from the Rockledge Gardens Market ✨🌾 First up: beautiful dr...
06/07/2026

Market Lead Anastasia is sharing a few of her favorite finds from the Rockledge Gardens Market ✨

🌾 First up: beautiful dried floral bouquets from One Sun Farm & Flora, a Florida-grown flower farm and botanical brand founded by Amanda and Philip Trambley. Each bouquet brings a touch of everlasting beauty inspired by Amanda's passion for gardening, floral design, and community connection.

🕯️ Next, we're loving the handcrafted candles from Poured Goods in St. Augustine. Made with soy wax, organic cotton wicks, and a commitment to sustainability, these locally crafted candles make it easy to bring cozy, inviting scents into your home.

🛁 And for a little self-care magic, Anastasia's pick includes shower steamers and bath teas from Sow The Magic. Crafted with organically grown herbs and flowers, these enchanting products are designed to inspire relaxation, mindfulness, and a deeper connection with nature.

We love filling our Market & Boutique with products from passionate makers who share our appreciation for quality, creativity, and the natural world. Stop in and discover your new favorite find! 🌿

Which of Anastasia's picks are you adding to your cart? 👇

If you’ve browsed seed catalogs or visited a local garden center, you’ve likely seen the term “heirloom” attached to veg...
06/04/2026

If you’ve browsed seed catalogs or visited a local garden center, you’ve likely seen the term “heirloom” attached to vegetables, flowers, and even fruit trees. Heirloom varieties have become increasingly popular among gardeners who value flavor, history, biodiversity, and the ability to save their own seeds. But what exactly makes a plant an heirloom, and how is it different from a cultivar or variety? 🌸 🌺

Let’s dig into the fascinating world of heirloom plants and learn why seed saving remains an important gardening tradition. 👨‍🌾 🪷

Link to blog: https://rockledgegardens.com/heirloom-seeds-and-plants-preserving-garden-history-in-central-florida/

🚫 Fertilizer Ban Reminder 🚫Beginning June 1st through September 30th, the fertilizer ban is in effect in Brevard County....
06/01/2026

🚫 Fertilizer Ban Reminder 🚫

Beginning June 1st through September 30th, the fertilizer ban is in effect in Brevard County. During this time, fertilizers containing nitrogen and phosphorus cannot be applied where runoff may occur.

Why does this matter? During Florida’s rainy season, excess fertilizer easily washes into the Indian River Lagoon, contributing to harmful algae blooms, poor water quality, and chemical imbalances that threaten our ecosystem and wildlife.

By following the fertilizer ban, we can all help protect the health of our lagoon and keep our waterways thriving for future generations 🌎

🌱 Ready to grow your own food in Florida? Join Jenn from for a beginner-friendly seminar all about vegetable gardening ...
05/31/2026

🌱 Ready to grow your own food in Florida? Join Jenn from for a beginner-friendly seminar all about vegetable gardening in Florida's unique climate!

Here's what you'll learn:

🪴 Planting seasons + what grows when

🌿 Raised beds, elevated beds & vertical planters

💧 Watering strategies that actually work here

🐛 Pest control & disease management

🌾 Soil health, trellises, direct sow vs. transplant & more!

Plus, you'll take home a free printed summary, $10 off the Florida Vegetable, Herb & Flower Planting Guide, a promo code for the Taproot Gardens App, and a $5 off coupon from Rockledge Gardens! 🎉

Jenn has spent 3 years helping suburban Floridians grow their own food — with 23K+ YouTube subscribers and 1M+ views to show for it. Whether you're a first-time planter or a seasoned grower, this one's for you.

⚠️ RSVP required — spots are limited! Link below to reserve yours.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1989013901121?aff=oddtdtcreator

If you have noticed a bright orange-headed lizard darting across sidewalks, climbing walls, or basking on rocks in Centr...
05/28/2026

If you have noticed a bright orange-headed lizard darting across sidewalks, climbing walls, or basking on rocks in Central Florida, you may have spotted an agama lizard. These colorful reptiles are becoming increasingly common in parts of Florida, especially in urban and suburban landscapes. While some gardeners enjoy seeing lizards around the yard, the agama presents a more complicated situation because it is not native to Florida. 🦎

Here is what Brevard County gardeners should know about these unusual reptiles, including their potential benefits, drawbacks, and what to do if a few becomes many in your landscape. 🌱 🏡 👩‍🌾

Link to blog: https://rockledgegardens.com/the-invasive-agama-lizard-what-florida-gardeners-should-know/

🌞 School’s out — and the FUN is just getting started! 🐛✨No summer camp this year, but Little Bugs Club events are runnin...
05/28/2026

🌞 School’s out — and the FUN is just getting started! 🐛✨

No summer camp this year, but Little Bugs Club events are running ALL summer long!

🔬 LITTLE BUGS LEARNING LAB (Ages 6–12)
Monthly themed adventures with hands-on demos, games & crafts!
🦁 June – Safari
🦈 July – Sharks
🚀 August – Space
⚗️ September – States of Matter

🌿 TODDLER TUESDAY (Ages 12 mo – 5 yrs)
Every 3rd Tuesday at 9:30 AM
Nature story time + sensory play + a take-home craft!
In partnership with TwinkleToes Nanny Agency & Seiser Sensory

Spots fill fast — RSVP your little bug(s) on our website! 🔗 Link in bio

Address

2153 US Highway 1
Rockledge, FL
32955

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

(321) 636-7662

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