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Landscape Design in Miami, FL

Get AI-generated landscape designs optimized for Miami's Tropical Wet/Dry climate. Our AI knows which plants thrive in zone 10a-11 and creates designs that handle hurricane-force wind.

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10a-11
Hardiness Zone
90°F
Summer Avg
62"
Annual Rain
$12-35
Per Sq Ft Avg

Best Plants for Miami Landscapes

These plants are proven performers in Miami's zone 10a-11 climate, handling hurricane-force wind and salt air.

🌿Royal Poinciana
🌿Bougainvillea
🌿Plumbago
🌿Ixora
🌿Firebush
🌿Muhly Grass

Popular Landscape Styles in Miami

Tropical Lush

Well-suited for Miami's tropical wet/dry climate and local aesthetic preferences.

Florida Modern

Well-suited for Miami's tropical wet/dry climate and local aesthetic preferences.

Coastal Resort

Well-suited for Miami's tropical wet/dry climate and local aesthetic preferences.

Mediterranean

Well-suited for Miami's tropical wet/dry climate and local aesthetic preferences.

Miami Landscaping Challenges

Miami gardeners face unique challenges. Yardcast AI accounts for these when generating your designs:

  • ⚠️Hurricane-force wind
  • ⚠️Salt air
  • ⚠️Limestone-based alkaline soil
  • ⚠️Extreme heat + humidity

Miami Landscaping Permits

Miami-Dade requires tree removal permits for trees over 4" DBH. Sea-level and flood zone rules apply near water.

Popular Landscape Features in Miami

Pool landscapingTropical plantsOutdoor living year-roundPrivacy hedges

Miami Landscaping FAQs

What survives Miami hurricanes?

Low-profile, flexible-stem native plants (muhly grass, firebush) and wind-rated palms fare best.

What plants grow in Miami limestone?

Alkaline-tolerant natives: bougainvillea, plumbago, royal poinciana, ixora. Add sulfur to lower pH for acid-lovers.

Do I need a permit for a pool cage in Miami?

Yes — Miami-Dade requires permits for screen enclosures. Structural requirements are hurricane-code based.

What are the best palms for Miami?

Sabal palm (FL native, hurricane-resistant), Royal palm (iconic), and Montgomery palm (low maintenance).

When is the best planting season in Miami?

October through March — cooler and drier. Avoid planting in summer heat and hurricane season.

Where to Buy Plants in Miami

🏡 Homestead Nurseries
🏡 Plant Creations
🏡 Fairchild Tropical Garden Plant Sales

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