Flowers can brighten up any yard. Learn which flowering plants are likely to thrive in Florida.
African Violets
Amaryllis
Angel-wing Begonias
Angelonia
Annual Flowers
Anthuriums
Antique Roses
Azaleas
Begonias
Black-Eyed Susan
Blue Flag Iris
Bottlebrush
Bougainvillea
Bulbine
Bulbs
California Poppy
Camellias
Camellias All Winter
Cannas
Carnations
Chrysanthemums
Climbing Roses
Clivia
Confederate Jasmine
Coreopsis
Crapemyrtle
Cyclamen
Daylilies
Drying Flowers
Easter Lily
Edible Flowers
Fertilizing Roses
Firespike
Florida’s Native Orchids
Four O'Clocks
Gaillardia
Gardenias
Geraniums
Gerbera Daisy
Heliconia
Hibiscus
Hurricane Lily
Hydrangeas
Impatiens
Indoor Flowering Plants
Japanese Magnolia
Lion's Ear
Lisianthus
Lotus
Marigolds
Milkweed
Nasturtiums
Orchids
Ornamental Gingers
Pansies
Pentas
Planting Perennials
Planting Roses
Poinsettias
Rain Lilies
Roses
Scarlet Salvia
Selecting a Camellia
Shasta Daisies
Snapdragons
Southern Magnolia
Spider Lily
Spring Flower Beds
Stokes’ Aster
Summer Bedding Plants
Sunflowers
Torenia
Water Lilies
Wildflowers in the Garden
Winter Annuals
Zinnias
