Locals Love Guzman’s Garden Centers

Guzman’s Garden Centers located in Las Cruces New Mexico. Find our stores here – Our Locations.

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.

Best Gardening Information in the Southwest Guaranteed

Guzman's Garden Centers — The Front of Color Your World – Guzman’s Garden Center 540 N. Telshor

Front of Guzman's Greenhouse — The Front of Guzman’s Greenhouse on 270 Avenida de Mesilla

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).

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

We offer Delivery and Planting Service

Our team of experienced planters can take care of everything for you—delivering and planting your trees, shrubs, and plants with care.

Gardening in the Southwest

If you’re trying to grow a successful garden in the Southwest, you need information that actually works for this unique region. The Southwest’s dry climate, high temperatures, and often challenging soil mean you can’t rely on generic gardening tips.

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.

Roses at Both Stores

We have hundreds of Roses Available at Both Stores

Roses at Guzman's Garden Centers — Hundreds of Beautiful Roses at Both Stores

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. Some types grow like small trees, while others are more like bushes, so you can pick what fits best for you. Bees and butterflies come around a lot, and that’s always fun to watch. 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.

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

Below is a small list of what we carry

Garden Gift Crafts
Organic Soils
Insecticides
Bedding Plants
Herbs
Vegetables
Seeds
Patio/Outdoor Furniture
And so much more

Tree of the Month

Chinese Pistache – Southwest landscaping (Pistacia chinensis). The Chinese Pistache tree (non-bearing). One of the top choices for planting in and around the Southwest has to be this tree. It is a small to large-sized ornamental tree, and of course, it is native to China. A drought-tolerant, hardy tree for regions with low rainfall, but still want a good, hardy tree for shade or an ornamental landscape.

Native Plant of the Month at Guzman’s Garden Centers

The Native Ocotillo Plant

The Ocotillo Plant (Fouquieria splendens). It is an early spring blooming desert flowering plant. Its long spiny limbs or stems will twist and turn out towards the sky. It will look great in all desert landscapes and can tolerate poor sandy soil. It is a plant that is indigenous to the Sonoran and Chihuahuan deserts. Read more about this plant.

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!