From tropical accents to shade trees and everything in between — we help South Florida gardens take root and thrive.
Brothers Gardenia Nursery is a family-run retail nursery right here in Homestead, Florida. We specialize in tropical and subtropical plants that are genuinely suited to South Florida's unique climate — not generic big-box stock.
Whether you're refreshing your backyard, landscaping a new build, or looking for that perfect statement plant, our team knows these soils, this sun, and these seasons. We grow what works — and we're happy to help you figure out what works for your space.
From foundation plantings to fruit harvests, we carry the plants South Florida landscapes deserve.
Birds of paradise, hibiscus, ginger, heliconia, and more — vibrant foliage and flowers built for our climate.
Royal pines, Indian laurel fig, live oaks, and umbrella trees — shade and structure for any yard.
Mango, citrus, guava, papaya, and more — productive trees that thrive in South Florida's growing season.
Bougainvillea, azalea, plumeria, and hibiscus — bursts of color that define a South Florida garden.
Queen palms, royal palms, conga palms, and ornamental varieties — the signature look of Florida landscaping.
Mulch, soil, fertilizers, pots, and hardscape materials — everything you need to complete the job.
Big box stores sell plants. We grow relationships — and the plants that come with them are healthier, better adapted, and backed by real knowledge.
Every plant we carry is selected for South Florida's heat, humidity, and soil — no guesswork.
Talk to the folks who actually grow your plants. Get honest answers, not a script.
Plants, soil, mulch, pots, tools — one stop for everything your project requires.
We're your neighbors. Supporting local means supporting local gardens and local economy.
Stop by the nursery or give us a call — we'd love to help you find the perfect plants for your project.
We're easy to find off SW 217th Ave — pull in, browse, and talk plants with us.
24301 SW 217th Ave
Homestead, FL 33031-3630
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