Tropical cottage garden

Transforming your garden into a tropical paradise is easier than you think. With the right plants, colors, and features, you can create a lush, exotic

Today's photos are from Kim Hewitt and Bobbie Blythe in West Palm Beach, Florida. Bobbie says, "A cottage garden in Florida may sound like a contradiction in terms. Here in zone 10 we are not known...

Take a journey through an inspiring, lushly planted garden on a large sloping site.

Want to create a lush, tropical-looking garden but don't live in the tropics? Check out this list of hardy plants that look tropical.

Cottage gardens are well known for their wide and generous borders full of attractive, flowering plants. Such broad flower beds require tall plants at the back to provide a backdrop for smaller plants. Here I list 10 tall plants for cottage garden borders

Three weeks before last year's hurricane, Key West–based landscape architect Craig Reynolds completed a new tropical garden for one of the best-known Victo

Florida Cottage Gardens - what plants and why?

Leafy palms and large pre-existing trees around a sparkling new pool set the tone for the overhaul of a garden in Sydney’s east.

The tropical environment means top plants for Florida will thrive and grow, adding lush, green bulbs, trees and perennials to landscapes and gardens.

Designers Benedict Foley and Daniel Slowik created the charming interiors based on their cheerful acceptance of the home’s apparent flaws