Guzman’s Garden Centers

Guzman’s Greenhouse Southwest Gardening 

575 521-0496 Telshor Location

575 523-1520 Avenida de Mesilla Location

Open Monday through Sunday, 9:00 am to 5:30 pm
Spring, summer, and fall – Hours 9-5:30 Monday through Saturday-Sunday 10 Till 5:00 p.m.

Guzmans’ Greenhouse. We don’t sell our plants, trees, or gardening supplies online. To see our full selection, you’ll need to visit our stores in person. This way, you can check the quality, get advice from our staff, and find items that may not be listed anywhere else. Some customers prefer online shopping for convenience, but we believe seeing the plants first hand helps you make a better choice.

You feel welcome as soon as you walk into Guzman’s Garden Centers. The staff notice you and offer help right away. If you have no idea which plant will work in your yard, they ask the right questions to guide you. They never rush or push you. They listen to what you want and share tips in a way that’s easy to understand.

Best Gardening Information in the Southwest Guaranteed

Discounts for Seniors and Veterans

Ten percent Discount for all Citizens over 65 on Tuesdays.  The same discount applies to all U.S. Veterans on any day (with ID)

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Plant Care AI Troubleshooter (Free Tool) – Diagnose Houseplant Problems

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We offer Delivery and Planting Service

Our Afghan Pine Trees have arrived. With the right care and consistent watering, these trees can truly flourish—even in the desert Southwest. Over time, they can grow tall, upright, and majestic, allowing you to create a landscape that echoes the beauty and tranquility of a Ponderosa pine forest. With proper spacing, mulching, and seasonal maintenance, your yard can feel like a cool mountain retreat right at home.

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Colorful Pansies Available at Both Stores

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Indoor and Outdoor Gardening Gifts

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Gardening in the Southwest

Looking to add color and life to your yard, patio, or office? At Guzman’s Garden Centers, we’ve got the heat-tolerant plants, shade trees, and expert advice you need for successful gardening in the Southwest.

Whether you need vibrant lantanas for pollinators, hardy shade trees, or beautiful houseplants, we can help you pick the right plants for Las Cruces and surrounding areas. We offer local delivery and garden consultations so you can relax while we handle the heavy lifting.

You need clear advice tailored specifically for these conditions. What plants can handle the heat? Which ones thrive in rockier soils? When’s the best time to plant? You’ll get all of that and more when you use trusted resources designed for Southwest gardeners.

You need reliable advice that works for gardens in the Southwest, and that’s what we deliver. From choosing heat-tolerant plants to managing dry soil, we focus on what helps you succeed in this climate. Why waste time guessing what thrives here? We give you practical tips, backed by knowledge, to make your garden both beautiful and sustainable. Join our weekly newsletter by going here—Guzman’s Garden Centers Newsletter. 

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Pampas Grass

Pampas grass, or Cortaderia selloana, works well in many yards. It brings a tall, full look that suits spots along fences or those corners that seem empty. You can plant it as a green screen for privacy or to block a view you’d rather not see.

This tough grass does best in the dry, sunny weather common to the American Southwest. It handles drought well and keeps growing even when rain is scarce. People living in wetter places sometimes call it a weed because it spreads fast there. In drier regions, though, pampas grass turns into a sturdy, useful plant that adds structure and movement to your yard.

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Crape Myrtles for Color

If you want to add some color outside, crape myrtles are a solid choice. You’ll spot them by their bright pink, purple, white, or red flowers that last for months. People like them because they don’t need a lot of care once you get them started. You can plant them in your yard and, as long as they get sunlight, they’ll grow without much fuss. These trees and shrubs stand up to hot summers and don’t mind if things get a little dry. If you’re tired of plain green outside, you’ll notice crape myrtles make a big change.

Their bark peels in patches, showing smooth spots underneath, so you get something interesting to look at even after the flowers drop. If you’ve got a spot that seems dull, plant a crape myrtle and you’ll see what I mean about the color and life it brings. Learn more about these colorful trees. Landscaping with Crape Myrtles.

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Gardening Advice for Southwest New Mexico

The Southwest region typically has poor soil conditions.  The air is dry, and the moisture is low.  It is a challenge for most folks to grow things, but with the right gardening information, you can grow just about anything here that will grow elsewhere. Most of our plants, shrubs, and trees come from Mountain States Wholesale Nursery and Monrovia.com 

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Below is a small list of what we carry

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Tree of the Month

The Texas Red Oak tree. I love this tree for its hardiness and overall appearance.  Many do not realize that Red Oak trees will do well in the American Southwest. Most folks think the extreme heat during mid-summer will make this tree a bad choice.  It is native to south-central Texas but can be grown in most southwestern cities. Learn more about this tree here – Texas Red Oak Information.

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Plant of the Month at Guzman’s Garden Centers

Texas Sage Bushes

Texas sage bushes are adapted to the Southwest heat. All are drought-tolerant and hardy for Xeriscape landscapes or rock gardens. Texas sage varieties are normally insect and disease-tolerant.  They are not sage bushes at all, their real name is Leucophyllum plants! They will bloom in mid to late summer, especially after heavy rains. Texas sage bushes… They’re blooming all over town. Texas Sage Bushes

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Hundreds of Indoor Plants

We’ve got so many houseplants, you’re bound to find one you’ll love. Big, small, leafy, or easy-care—there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re a total beginner or already obsessed with plants, we’ve got you covered. Just grab one (or a few) and make your space feel alive!

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Fox Farm Products at Guzman’s Greenhouse

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