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With climate change concerns and unpredictable droughts, everyone is looking for ways to conserve resources. A simple step to lessen water usage in your landscaping design is to select drought-tolerant plants. These plants use less water, while still providing beauty and function in the landscape.Â
City Floral Garden Center has put together a list of drought-tolerant perennials, trees, and shrubs that you can access below.Â
Happy planting!
You’ll find annuals, perennials, herbs, vegetables, houseplants, trees and shrubs, blooming plants, and much more in our garden center!
There are so many benefits of having houseplants in your home. Houseplants help create a better living environment by purifying the air you breathe. They add humidity to your living space, which also raises air quality. Plus, they look beautiful and elevate your personal decorating style.
We have traditional low-light houseplants, full-sun plants, cacti, succulents, and everything in between.
Don’t be discouraged if you think you have a brown thumb. We have plants for beginners and plant masters alike! Our staff at City Floral won’t just send you home with an indoor plant, we’ll ensure you have all the information to keep your plants healthy and happy.
It’s that time of year, garden planning and our 2026 Tomato List is out! Our current Tomato List includes details on fruit size, days to harvest,
Who’s ready to dive into everything related to houseplant trends for 2025?! We love to see what indoor plants and display ideas have grown in
Want to plant a privacy screen to make your outdoor space feel like a cozy retreat? Create a more secluded area and add some natural
Have more peaches than you know what to do with? If you’re looking for fresh ideas (literally) and want to mix it up a little,
A Note on Root Establishment Primary growth occurs in the root system with minimal growth in the canopy. The establishment phase usually takes one growing
April is here! There are signs of spring popping up everywhere you look. Early bulbs have emerged, trees are showing new buds, and perennials are