Drought Tolerant Plants
Drought tolerant plants get by mostly on rainfall once their roots are established, which makes them the backbone of a low-maintenance Florida yard. We carry 116 of them, priced from $2.99 to $424.95, and 49 are Florida natives.
Low-maintenance favorites. For trees, Pigeon Plum, Silver Buttonwood, Gumbo Limbo and Lignum Vitae. For natural beds, Coontie, Silver Saw Palmetto and Muhly Grass. For dry, sunny spots, Blue Agave, Desert Rose and Texas Sage. For color, Bougainvillea and Beach Verbena.
Watering when you plant. Even drought tolerant plants need regular water until they are established; after that, most need little beyond rain. Each plant’s page lists its light and water needs and its mature height.
Pick up at our Cooper City nursery, or we’ll deliver across Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties.
Bay Cedar
Bird of Paradise, Orange
Biscayne Prickly Ash
Black Bead
Black Olive, Dwarf
Bougainvillea Bush
Bougainvillea Tree
Bougainvillea Trellis
Brodie Juniper
Bromeliad, Cryptanthus
Bromeliad, Imperialis
Bromeliad, Odorata
Bromeliad, Voodoo Doll
Bronco Carex Grass
Bulbine
Bushy Aster
Bamboo Orchid
Bismarck Palm
Black Eyed Susan, 'Cherry Brandy'
Blue Pacific Juniper
Blueberry Flax, Variegated
Bromeliad 'Freddie'
The 'Freddie" Bromeliad has a bright red center with variegated leaves. It does not grow very tall and is great...






































