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Valentines Day

• Roses
• Jasmine
• Dianthus
• Gerber Daisy
• Begonia Rex

Saint Patrick's Day

• Oxalis

Easter

• Easter Lilly
• Tulip
• Daffodil

Fall

• Ornamental Peppers
• Mums
• Asters
• Ornamental Cabbage & Kale

Christmas

• Poinsettias- These plants like bright indirect light. Allow pot to dry 1/2 before watering. Acidic fertilizer is best spring and summer.
• Cyclamen- Bright indirect light. Water from bottom when 1/2 is dry. Fertilize fall and winter.
• Christmas Cactus- Bright indirect light and cool temperatures will keep this plant happy. Make sure the soil is 1/2 dry before watering. Fertilize every two weeks Spring and Summer. Never fertilize after October 1st.
• Amaryllis- Southern exposure is best. Water sparingly but increase as bulbs develop. Fertilize 5-10-10
• Norfolk Pine- Very bright light. Turn this plant periodically to expose all areas to light. Keep soil moist. Fertilize every two weeks Spring, Summer, and Fall.
• Selaginella- Bright indirect light is desirable. Keep soil moist but not soggy. Fertilize only once spring and once summer.
• Goldcrest- Full sun 6-8 hours daily. Soak soil then allow to dry before watering again. Fertilize monthly during growing season.
• Gaultheria- Bright indirect sun. Maintain moist but not soggy soil, with good soil and drainage. Fertilizing is not necessary with this plant.
• Rosemary- Full sun 6-8 hours daily. Allow soil to dry before watering. Fertilize in the spring with fish fertilizer.
• Lavender- Full sun 6-8 hours daily. Allow top 1-2 inches of soil to dry before watering. Fertilize once a year.

Learn More About our Christmas plants!

Choosing a Houseplant

Taking your home environment into consideration is the key to successfully raising a houseplant. There are several factors you must think about before choosing a plant. For instance, you should consider the amount of light the plant requires as well as its water and fertilizer needs.

Don't fret, there is a plant for every household! Choose a plant you like and consult one of our plant specialists for specific care instructions. Remember, healthy plants promote healthy lifestyles!

Houseplants clean your air and add life to your space.

We have a broad selection of houseplants for bright light, low light, warm spots or cool areas. We offer many seasonal favorites such as bulbs in the spring, tropical plants in the summer, mums in fall and poinsettias, cyclamen and orchids in winter. Looking for something specific? Please do not hesitate to call 610-876-7116 to inquire about our inventory. If we don't have the plant you're looking for, we can reach out to our local vendors.

(Botanical names are in bold)

• Anthurium Flamingo Flower
• Bromelia Bromeliads
• Chlorophytum comosum Spider Plant
• Codiaeum Croton
• Dieffenbachia Dumb Cane
• Epipremnum Pothos
• Ficus Fig
• Hedera Ivy
• Philodendron Philodendrons
• Saintpaulia African Violet
• Sansevieria Peace Lily
• Sansevieria Snake Plant
• Schefflera Schefflera
• Tradescantia Wandering Jews
• Ferns

Other

• Tillandsia Air Plants
• Aloe vera Aloe
• Bonsai
• Carniverous Plants
• Kalanchoe Kalanchoe
• Dracaena Lucky Bamboo
• Rosa Miniature Roses
• Money Tree
• Orchids
• Palms

Holiday

• Cyclamen
• Poinsettia Poinsettia
• Christmas Cactus
• Primula Primrose
• Lilium longiflorum Easter Lily
• Rhododendron Florist Azalea
• Hydrangea Florist Hydrangea
• Florist Mums

Our horticulturalist love bringing hard to find collector plants in to our Garden Center! Below are some, but not all, of the collector plants we have to offer. To chat with one of our horticulturalist and hear about current stock give us a call! 610-876-7116

Schismatoglottis ‘Thailand’

A rare plant typically found along sandy streambanks in Southeast Asia, Schismatoglottis ‘Thailand’, can be an especially rewarding houseplant! As a member of the Aroid family, this plant appreciates a well-drained growing medium. Place this plant in bright indirect light and let 50% of the soil dry between watering for best results!

Schismatoglottis (all varieties)

A hard-to-find Aroid from Southeast Asia, Schismatoglottis is a relatively easy to maintain houseplant that is coveted by plant collectors for its gorgeous foliar displays. When kept indoors, this plant appreciates bright, indirect light and high humidity. Light-filed kitchens and bathrooms are ideal spots for them. It’s best to let about 50% of the soil medium to dry to the touch in between watering as the roots are susceptible to root rot when kept too moist.

Piper crocatum

With its shimmering leaves and gorgeous pink details, Piper crocatum is an excellent indoor trailing specimen for discerning plant collectors. These plants do best when provided with direct, filtered light such as a west facing window with a translucent curtain. Native to South American rainforest regions, this plant thrives when given ample humidity in a warm environment, a well-drained potting medium, and will do best when watered after the top inch of soil has become dry to the touch.

Alocasia ‘Dragon Scale’

Known for its deeply textured and shimmering gray-silver leaves, Alocasia ‘Dragon Scale’ is named very appropriately as its appearance certainly suggests something from a fairy tale. Alocasias can be challenging to maintain indoors, but certainly worth the effort for this prized plant. For an ideal indoor environment, provide a warm, humid, and bright spot in your home. Also beneficial for this plant is the use of a chunky, well-draining soil. Over-watering is typically where people go wrong with Alocasia.

Philodendron ‘Silver Sword’

A native vine to the rainforests of Brazil, Philodendron ‘Silver Sword’ will do well when grown as a trailing plant but will grow to its full potential and beauty when given a structure to climb on. Provide it with bright, indirect light, a warm and humid environment and this plant will absolutely thrive as it is one of the easier Aroid to care for. Look for a growing medium that will give this Philodendron a loose structure that provides moisture retention as well as aeration.

Trees are the most important part of any landscape.

Trees provide shade, windbreaks, color, seasonal flair, and architectural interest. If placed carefully and nurtured properly trees will remain a lasting part of your property for years. We are delighted to help you choose the right tree for your home. Looking for something specific? Please do not hesitate to call 610-876-7116 to inquire about our inventory. If we don't have the tree you're looking for, we can reach out to our local vendors.

(Botanical names are in bold.)

Shade

• Acer Maple
• Cercidiphyllum japonicum Katsura
• Zelkova serrata Japanese Zelkova
• Nyssa sylvatica Black Gum
• Quercus Oak
• Salix Willow

Flowering & Ornamental

• Acer palmatum Japanese Maple
• Cercis Red Bud
• Cornus Dogwood
• Cotinus Smoke Tree
• Lagerstroemia Crape Myrtle
• Magnolia Magnolia
• Malus Crab Apple
• Prunus Flowering Cherry
• Stewartia Stewartia

Fruit

Ficus Fig
Malus Apple
Prunus Apricot
Prunus Cherry
Prunus Peach
Prunus Plum
Pyrus Pear
Persimmon
Lemon
Grapefruit

Evergreen

•Abies Spruce • Cedrus Cedar • Cryptomeria Japanese Cedar • Cupressus Cypress • Ilex Holly • Thuja Arborvitae• 

Annual gardens add diversity to your landscape; they can be redesigned every year!

Annuals do not overwinter and need to be replanted every year. During the planting season we offer tried and true annuals as well as new and unusual varieties. Try at least one new plant annually — you might just find a new favorite! Looking for something specific? Please do not hesitate to call 610-876-7116 to inquire about our inventory. If we don't have the annual you're looking for, we can reach out to our local vendors.

(Botanical names are in bold.)

• Alocasia Elephant Ear
• Alyssum Sweet Alyssum
• Angelonia Summer Snapdragon
• Antirrhinum majus Snapdragon
• Bacopa Bacopa
• Begonia Begonia
• Bracteatha bracteata Strawflower
• Caladium Elephant Ear
• Calibrachoa Million Bells
• Celosia Cockscomb
• Coleus Painted Nettle
• Colocasia Elephant Ear
• Dahlia Dahlia
• Dianthus Carnations
• Dracaena Spikes
• Dusty Miller Dusty Miller
• Eupatorium Ageratum
• Fuchsia x hybrida Fuchsia
• Gazania Treasure Flower
• Geranium Geraniums
• Gerbera Daisy African Daisy
• Helianthus annuus Sunflower
• Impatiens Sunpatiens
• Impatiens Impatiens
• Impatiens New Guinea Impatiens
• Ipomoea batatas Sweet Potato Vine
• Lantana Lantana
• Lobelia Lobelia
• Leonotis leonurus Lion’s Ear
• Marigold Marigolds
• Nicotiana Flowering Tabacco
• Osteospermum Cape Daisy
• Oxalis Shamrock
• Pansy Pansies
• Petunia Petunias
• Portulaca Moss Rose
• Salvia Garden Sage
• Torenia Wishbone Flower
• Verbena x hybrida Garden Verbena
• Vinca Periwinkle
• Vinca major Vinca Vine
• Zinnia Zinnia

Vines

• Ipomoea x multifida Cardinal Climber
• Ipomoea alba Moon Flower
• Ipomoea Morning Glory Vine
• Lablab Hyacinth Bean

Grasses

• Pennisutm Rubrum Purple Fountain Grass

Summer Tropicals

• Brugmansia Angel’s Trumpet
• Canna x generalis Canna
• Duranta Blue Sky Flower
• Hibiscus Hibiscus
• Jasminum Sambac Jasmine
• Nerium Oleander
• Mandevilla Mandevilla
• Yucca Cane
• Corn Cane
• Tibouchina Tibouchina
• Palms

Perennials are planted once and come back every year!

Many perennials require very little care except dividing every few years. We offer a large selection and expert advice to help you choose the perfect plants for your garden. Looking for something specific? Please do not hesitate to call 610-876-7116 to inquire about our inventory. If we don't have the perennial you're looking for, we can reach out to our local vendors.

(Botanical names are in bold.)

• Achillea Yarrow
• Aquilegia Columbine
• Artemesia Wormwood
• Astilbe False Goat's Beard
• Coreopsis Tickseed
• Dianthus Pinks
• Dicentra Bleeding Heart
• Digitalis Foxglove
• Echinacea Coneflower
• Gaillardia Blanket Flower
• Gaura Butterfly Flower
• Helleborous Hellebore
• Hemerocallis Day Lily
• Heuchera Coral Bells
• Hibuscus Hardy Hibiscus
• Hosta Plantain Lily
• Leucanthemum Shasta Daisy
• Ligularia Leopard Plant
• Lilium Asiatic Lily
• Liriope Monkey Grass
• Monarda Bee Balm
• Paeonia Peony
• Papaver Poppy
• Phlox Phlox
• Rudbeckia Black-Eyed Susan
• Salvia Meadow Sage
• Sedum Stone Crop
• Tiarella Foam Flower
• Tricyrtis Toad Lillies

Vines

• Bignonia Crossvine
• Clematis Clematis
• Wisteria Wisteria

Grasses

• Pennisutm Rubrum Purple Fountain Grass
• Calamagrostis Feather Reed Grass
• Carex True Sedges
• Festuca Forage Grasses
• Leymus Lyme Grass
• Hakonechloa Japanese Forest Grass
• Miscanthus Maiden Grass
• Panicum Switch Grass
• Pennisetum Fountain Grass

Ground Covers

• Brugmansia Angel’s Trumpet
• Ajuga Carpet Bugle
• Lysimachia Creeping Jenny
• Pachysandra Japanese Spurge
• Vinca Periwinkle

Shrubs create a foundation for any garden by providing color and texture for every season.

Roses provide a long season of color, make great barriers and provide fruit for the birds. Our informative staff can help you choose the perfect shrub or roses for your site. We have an extraordinary selection. Looking for something specific? Please do not hesitate to call 610-876-7116 to inquire about our inventory. If we don't have the shrub or rose you're looking for, we can reach out to our local vendors.

(Botanical names are in bold.)

• Aucuba Japanese Aucuba
• Berberis Barberry
• Camellia Camellia
• Cephalotaxus Japanese Plum Yew
• Clethra Summersweet
• Cytisus Scotch Broom
• Elaeagnus x ebbingii Autumn Olive
• Fothergilla Fothergilla
• Gardenia Hardy Gardenia 
• Hamamelis Witchhazel
• Hydrangea Hydrangea
• Itea virginica Virginia Sweetspire
• Juniperus Juniper
• Kalmia latifolia Mountain Laurel
• Lagerstroemia Dwarf Crape Myrtle
• Lespedeza Bushclover
• Nandina Heavenly Bamboo
• Philadelphus Mock Orange
• Pieris japonica Japanese Pieris
• Prunus laurocerasus Cherry Laurel
• Rhododendron Azalea
• Rhododendron Rhododendron
• Skimmia Skimmia
• Spiraea japonica Japanese Spirea
• Syringa Lilac
• Viburnum Viburnum
• Weigela florida Weigela
• Cypress

Fruiting Shrubs & Bushes

• Blackberries
• Blueberries
• Raspberries

Evergreen

• Buxus Boxwood
• Chamaecyparis Dwarf Cedar
• Ilex crenata Japanese Holly

A variety of herb plants are in season at Linvilla Orchards all year long. Visit our greenhouse in the winter, spring, summer or fall to clip fresh herbs for your dishes right from your kitchen windowsill.

A steady stream of deliveries brings a huge selection of heirloom and hybrid vegetable plants in the spring and early summer. Looking for something specific? Please do not hesitate to call 610-876-7116 to inquire about our inventory. If we don't have what you're looking for, we can reach out to our local vendors.

Vegetables

• Broccoli
• Collard Greens
• Cucumbers
• Eggplant
• Lettuce
• Peppers
• Squash
• Swiss Chard
• Tomatoes
• Zucchini

Fruiting Vines & Plants

• Strawberries
• Grapes
• Cantaloupe
• Watermelon

Herbs

• Basil
• Cat Mint
• Cat Nip
• Chamomile
• Chives
• Cilantro
• Curry
• Dill
• Eucalyptus
• Fennel
• Hyssop
• Lemon Balm
• Lemon Grass
• Lemon Verbena
• Marjoram
• Mint
• Oregano
• Parsley
• Patchouli
• Peppermint
• Rosemary
• Sage
• Savory
• Spearmint
• St. Johnswort
• Stevia
• Tarragon
• Thyme

Looking to start from scratch? We're proud to offer an array of the best selection of vegetable seeds and plants available anywhere.

Whether you're looking for vegetables, heirlooms, herbs or flowers, all of our seeds are GMO free! We offer organic varieties of the highest quality. Two of the companies that we deal with regularly are Botanical Interests and Burpee Seeds.

Keep in mind that we now carry seed tape. Seed tapes are the perfect, no-waste way to plant where space really counts — in containers, raised beds, or small gardens. Each strip of biodegradable paper is embedded with perfectly spaced seeds; simply unroll into a planting furrow and cover. Planting is precise, there's little or no thinning needed, and the germination rate is outstanding.

Looking for something specific? Please do not hesitate to call 610-876-7116 to inquire about our inventory. If we don't have what you're looking for, we can reach out to our local vendors.

(Botanical names are in bold)

• Aloe Vera Medicine Plant
• Beaucarnea Recurvata Ponytail Palm
• Cotyldedon Pig’s Ear
• Crassula Ovate Jade Plant
• Echeveria Hens-and-Chicks
• Euphorbia Lacteal Candelabra Cactus
• Euphorbia Milii Crown of Thorns
• Graptopetalum Ghost Plant
• Kalanchoe Tomentosa Panda Plant
• Mammillaria Pincushion Cactus
• Sansevieria Trifasciata Snake Plant
• Schlumbergera x Buckley Christmas Cactus
• Sedum Stonecrop
• Sedum Morganianum Burro's Tail
• Senecio Rag Worts

How to plant

• Annuals should not be planted until after danger of frost has passed, or use precaution if planting early.
• Perennials and cool-season annuals can be planted in early spring as soon as the ground can be worked.
• Before planting, water your plants and the soil in your bed well.
• Remove  plants from their pots gently
• Loosen the roots by gently pulling them or cutting them if necessary to encourage them to grow out into the soil.
• If plants are in peat pots, tear the pots slightly to make it easy for the roots to grow through.
• Dig a hole twice as wide as the root ball.
• Put the recommended amount of fertilizer/soil moist and mix with the backfill soil.
• Set the plant in the hole at the same level at which it was growing in the container.
• Be sure the plant is not deeper than the original soil.
• Add the backfill soil with amendments and carefully firm the soil around the roots.
• Water well after planting and keep moist until the plants are established and new growth has started.
• A thin layer of mulch will help keep the moisture in the ground and deter weed growth.

Have questions about planting? Stop by the Garden Center or call 610-876-7116 to speak with one of our staff horticulturists.