Comments on: can someone give me ideas on how i can make a tropical garden? http://www.tropical-gardener.com/tropical-gardens/can-someone-give-me-ideas-on-how-i-can-make-a-tropical-garden/ Tips for Growing And Caring Plants in the Tropics Mon, 06 Feb 2012 00:55:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Jan http://www.tropical-gardener.com/tropical-gardens/can-someone-give-me-ideas-on-how-i-can-make-a-tropical-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-27 Jan Tue, 27 Oct 2009 12:57:59 +0000 http://www.tropical-gardener.com/tropical-gardens/can-someone-give-me-ideas-on-how-i-can-make-a-tropical-garden#comment-27 type in pictures of tropical plants into your browser. You can select the colors and types that you like and vhuala, plant and you will have a beautiful tropic garden!!!<br><b>References : </b><br> type in pictures of tropical plants into your browser. You can select the colors and types that you like and vhuala, plant and you will have a beautiful tropic garden!!!
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]]> By: beachlee http://www.tropical-gardener.com/tropical-gardens/can-someone-give-me-ideas-on-how-i-can-make-a-tropical-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-26 beachlee Tue, 27 Oct 2009 12:24:59 +0000 http://www.tropical-gardener.com/tropical-gardens/can-someone-give-me-ideas-on-how-i-can-make-a-tropical-garden#comment-26 If you have space, a frangipani tree does really well in tropical climates. lillies and oriental lilies look really tropical, so does crinum, hippeastrum, If you have a fence, you can plant a creeping flowering plant up it like bouganvillea or Allamanda (pink or yellow flowers). Azaleas do well in part-sun. If you have a fair bit of shade, you can grow tropical orchids on your trees or strap them to boards to grown on a fence or wall (theylike 75% shade). They have to be the most breathtaking tropical flower. Aechmea, Ameria, Begonia, Clivia, Coropsis (looks like a sunflower), and bird of Paridise are very tropical looking flowers. Also check out some ferns. They are very tropical. Talk to someone at a local nursery, they should have a good idea of what tropical plants grow well in your area too.. Water as a feature makes a tropical garden look really 'tropical'. Try getting a small waterfall, or just a simple water feature will do wonders. Putting lots of mulch not only helps your garden to look more tropical (hiding bare dirt), but also holds the moisture in as tropical plants like to be wet.<br><b>References : </b><br> If you have space, a frangipani tree does really well in tropical climates. lillies and oriental lilies look really tropical, so does crinum, hippeastrum, If you have a fence, you can plant a creeping flowering plant up it like bouganvillea or Allamanda (pink or yellow flowers). Azaleas do well in part-sun. If you have a fair bit of shade, you can grow tropical orchids on your trees or strap them to boards to grown on a fence or wall (theylike 75% shade). They have to be the most breathtaking tropical flower.

Aechmea, Ameria, Begonia, Clivia, Coropsis (looks like a sunflower), and bird of Paridise are very tropical looking flowers. Also check out some ferns. They are very tropical. Talk to someone at a local nursery, they should have a good idea of what tropical plants grow well in your area too.. Water as a feature makes a tropical garden look really ‘tropical’. Try getting a small waterfall, or just a simple water feature will do wonders. Putting lots of mulch not only helps your garden to look more tropical (hiding bare dirt), but also holds the moisture in as tropical plants like to be wet.
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]]> By: buffmountain http://www.tropical-gardener.com/tropical-gardens/can-someone-give-me-ideas-on-how-i-can-make-a-tropical-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-24 buffmountain Tue, 27 Oct 2009 11:29:59 +0000 http://www.tropical-gardener.com/tropical-gardens/can-someone-give-me-ideas-on-how-i-can-make-a-tropical-garden#comment-24 Lots of ferns and few fern palms. Rocks and a pool.<br><b>References : </b><br> Lots of ferns and few fern palms. Rocks and a pool.
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