Tropical gardening

Transform your space into a tropical backyard oasis with our expert tips. Create a serene retreat with lush plants, vibrant colors, and relaxing ambiance.

Grow cold hardy tropical plants as far north as New York! Incorporate these cold hardy tropical plants in your garden and enjoy the tropics in your backyard

Very often, Japanese gardens will have a tropical theme or look to them. This is because southern regions of Japan are sub-tropical. In this article I will identify 6 palms or ‘palm like’ plants for a temperate climate Japanese garden.

If you crave the look of tropical plants but you live somewhere chilly, check out these cold-hardy options.

The state of Hawaii encompasses USDA plant hardiness zones 9a to 13a making it a tropical paradise when it comes to gardening. Not only can you garden

Here's an exclusive list of the Most Popular Types of Palm Plants that you can grow in your home and garden for that tropical feel and look.

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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

Tropical Fruits That Can Grow In Pots | Slick Garden. Dragon fruit likes to grow in a warm and dry climate. Dragon fruit needs proper support to grow because it is a climbing plant. The flowers of this plant are very large and unique. The interesting thing about the flowers is that they open only at night and expel amazing scents. The varieties of Dragon fruit that are perfect for growing parts are Stenocereus and Hylocereus.