FLOWER PLANTS

From our Garden Center

At Rosehill Palms, we offer an exquisite variety of flowers to enhance the beauty and charm of your outdoor spaces.

Our carefully curated collection includes an array of blooms, each selected for their unique appeal and suitability to the Texas climate.

Whether you're looking for vibrant seasonal flowers, hardy perennials, or delicate annuals, we have the perfect choices to complement your garden or landscape.

Let us help you create a breathtaking retreat where you can unwind and enjoy the natural beauty of these magnificent blooms.

What flowers are heat tolerant in Texas?

Columbine: Both red and yellow varieties thrive in moist, well-drained soil, tolerating shade and sun. Prune in late May to keep them healthy.

Coreopsis: The Lance-leaf variety, with its yellow blooms, attracts butterflies and thrives in sun and part shade. Prune spent blooms to encourage more flowers.

Fall Aster: This plant peaks in fall with delicate purple flowers and tolerates sun and part shade. It is lightly pruned in spring and summer.

Firebush: Known for its distinctive orange-red flowers that attract hummingbirds, this plant turns burgundy in autumn. Prune after the first freeze to encourage new growth.

Plumbago: With sky blue or white blooms, this plant prefers morning sun and afternoon shade, attracting butterflies. Cut back after a hard freeze.

Rock Rose: This small shrub attracts butterflies with its hibiscus-like blooms. Prune by a third in late winter to maintain its shape.

Sage: Various hardy varieties, such as Cedar, Cherry, and Mexican Bush, thrive in full sun and are deer—and rabbit-resistant. Prune after the first freeze.

Shrimp Plant: Its unique shrimp-like flowers thrive in the morning sun and afternoon shade, attracting hummingbirds. Prune to six inches in winter to promote new growth.

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