I went today at 11am. They were not busy. The woman owner (seller) was there and very helpful. Spent more than I had planned, of course. So much is left. They think will be open next weekend, too. I got Brugmansias, firebushes (see my separate thread/question) they had both types and 2 sizes 8 for $10 and 3 for $10), succulents, yellow bulbines, saucers for bird/butterfly baths, a petrea blooming, and, for $5, a Mary L. Proctor (http://www.missionarymary.com) delightful, small tin cutout of a dancing blue frog reading, "Let a little mercy in my garden". Inside, are a few antiques, collectibles, large rusty iron furniture ($125, up but maybe were pre-sale prices), for $25 a large colorful Mexican ceramic wall scounce I guess for fitting with an electric light - seems perfect condition - an unusual bargain), plus odd & ends of bags and boxes of soil amendments and river pebbles. A room filled with tools that might be for sale. Carol, our neighborhood tom-tom is what I call our Lakewood Estates Community Assoc. president's e-mails to those who want to get them (usually re lost cats & dogs or suspicious door-bell ringers).

The website doesn't list breadfruit Apples (Low Chill varieties) Dwarf Mangoes Atemoya Macadamia Nut Avocado Malay Apple Banana Miracle fruit Barbados Cherry Mulberry Bay Leaf Monstera Blackberry Papaya Black Sapote Passion fruit Blueberry Pineapple Carambola Plantain Caimito Peaches (Low Chill) Canistel Pears (Low Chill) Cashew Persimmon Cherimoya Plum Coconut Pomegranate Figs Pummelo Grapes Raspberry Grumichama Rio Grande Cherry Guava Rollina Jaboticaba Sapodilla Jackfruit Soursop Jujube Star Fruit Kumquat Strawberry Longan Sugar Apple Loquat Surinam Cherry Lychee Wax Jambu Mangoes White Sapote

This is always such a great sale!

Very nice! We still haven't been there on our winter stays. But we were lucky enough to see manatees over near Cape Canaveral. JoanMN