Tropical Gardens

Image by Iurii Garmash Tropical plants are all the rage in sunny summer gardens today. Gardeners can’t get enough of the brightly colored, exotic flowers and foliage. Outside of your hardiness zone? No…

Image by studioportosabbia Tropical plants bloom in warm climates, generally on or near the equator. Most are suitable for growing in USDA plant hardiness 10 and above, although some sub-tropical plants will…

Image by 1550539 Tired of traditional flower borders? Then why not boost up their interest by adding an exotic flair to them. With tropical plants in the border, you can instantly add some excitement to an…

Image by Todd Ryburn For gardeners who live in zone 5 or zone 6, pond plants that are typically found in these zones can be pretty, but tend not to be plants that look tropical. Many gardeners would like…

Image by beverett Tropical gardening is not much different than any other types of gardening. Plants still share the same basic needs—healthy soil, water, and proper fertilization. With tropical gardening,…

Image by micheldenijs With huge leaves and bright colors, tropical gardens have a unique and exciting look that is popular the world over. If you don’t live in a tropical area, however, you don’t have to…