With the long growing season of zone 9 landscapes, long blooming flowers are very important. When windows can be open in the middle of winter, fragrant landscaping plants are also a benefit. Click this article for information on flowering shrubs for zone 9.

This list of low-maintenance plants for Florida gardens will help you make the most of your garden space. Gardening in itself is a lot of hard work, and when you add in the unpredictable weather of Florida you have a whole new ballgame.

If a sunny garden in USDA hardiness zone 9 can be a great opportunity, you need to pick the right varieties for specific growing conditions and landscaping styles, and these are really fabulous! So here are some really 15 stunning perennial varieties you can grow in your Sun kissed garden in USDA zone 9!

Tropical flowers and hearty shrubs are well suited for this low-lying hardiness zone. Here are the best plants to consider for you garden if you live in USDA Zone 9.

Check out these vibrant native shrubs that will add robustness and beauty to your outdoor space—perfect for Florida gardens. #FloridaGardens #NativeShrubs #FloridanFlora

Welcome to The Zone! This article is Part 16 in the GardenTabs Zone Series, where we look at all USDA Plant Hardiness Zones and recommend the top 17 plants

If sunshine and tropical weather are your thing, South Florida has you covered. In this land of year-round outdoor living, landscape design can help you stay cool and comfortable through the hot season. From shade trees to pergolas, plunge pools to water features, Yardzen has done it all, helping our clients to... Read more »

Transform your Florida garden with these 20 incredible perennials! These low-maintenance, sun-loving plants will provide a stunning visual display throughout the year, making your backyard a true sanctuary. Discover the best picks for your sunshine garden and watch them flourish!

Some flowers that grow in Florida year-round include hibiscus, bougainvillea, plumbago, and lantana. Discover these beautiful flowers.

The tropical environment means top plants for Florida will thrive and grow, adding lush, green bulbs, trees and perennials to landscapes and gardens.