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Aug 21, 2026 – Oct 16, 2026A family-run plant nursery in Corozal, Belize. Fruit trees, flowering plants and rare tropicals, grown on site and ordered straight from our rows to your garden, one WhatsApp message away.
Botanical Garden by Roselynn is a family-run nursery in San Roman Village, a short drive from Corozal Town. Everything we sell is propagated and grown on site, which means the fruit trees, flowering plants and ornamentals you take home are already used to Belizean soil, sun and rainfall instead of arriving stressed from somewhere with a different climate.
Gardeners come to us for grafted fruit trees that fruit sooner, for hedging and palms that hold up to coastal wind, and for the rare tropicals that are hard to track down anywhere else in the north. Alongside the nursery we design and plant gardens across Corozal and Orange Walk, so the same plants you see growing in our rows can be laid out and planted for you.
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Aug 21, 2026 – Oct 16, 2026Tap any plant to see it up close, then send us a order on WhatsApp.
Creamy, rich, and the classic favorite for any yard.
See detailsOversized fruit with generous, buttery flesh.
See detailsSilky texture with a sweet, mellow finish.
See detailsSweet-tart brambles that bear through the season.
See detailsFragrant, cherry-sized guava with a berry-like bite.
See detailsVivid cactus fruit, striking in any garden bed.
See detailsGlossy, deep-red cherries with a bright tang.
See detailsCrisp, rose-scented fruit with pale pink skin.
See detailsMalty-sweet classic, a Belizean backyard staple.
See detailsThe queen of tropical fruit, delicate and fragrant.
See detailsDon't see it here? We grow 70+ varieties — berries, citrus, cherries, apples and more. Ask us what's in season.
Ask on WhatsAppWhether you're dreaming of a new garden, a full landscape makeover, or an outdoor upgrade, we're here to help bring your vision to life — from first sketch to final planting.
Botanical Garden by Roselynn began as a small nursery in Corozal District and grew, root by root, into a trusted source for fruit trees, flowers, and garden know-how across Belize.
— Roselynn
Read our full storyMost of our customers are within an hour of the nursery: Corozal Town, San Roman, Ranchito, Consejo, Xaibe, Louisville and the villages along the Northern Highway, plus Orange Walk Town and its surrounding communities. Visitors travelling further, from Belize City or Cayo, are welcome too, and it is worth messaging first so we can have your plants pulled and ready when you arrive.
Because everything is grown here rather than imported, we can tell you exactly how a plant has been raised, what it needs through the dry months, and how long a young fruit tree usually takes before its first real harvest. If you are unsure what suits your soil or how much sun a spot really gets, describe it to us and we will point you at something that will thrive rather than merely survive.
Browse the catalog, then send a message on WhatsApp with the varieties you want. We confirm what is ready now, what needs a little more growing time, and arrange a pickup day with you.
The nursery is in San Roman Village, Corozal District, Belize. Visitors are welcome during opening hours, and it is an easy drive from Corozal Town, Orange Walk and the surrounding villages.
More than 70 varieties: fruit trees such as citrus, avocado, mango and cherry, flowering plants and ornamentals for beds and borders, palms and hedging, plus rare tropicals that are hard to find elsewhere in Belize.
Most orders are collected from the nursery in San Roman Village. For larger orders and landscaping jobs we can arrange transport, so ask when you message us and we will quote it with the plants.
Yes. We take on garden design, full landscape makeovers and outdoor upgrades, from the first sketch through to the final planting, using plants grown on site at the nursery.
The start of the rainy season, roughly June through August, gives young trees the steadiest water while their roots establish. Trees planted in the dry season do well too, they simply need consistent watering for the first few months.