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Impressions Landscape - Design
“are bulb plants they will die down and then come back. Just when they get raggedy looking cut them down to the ground and they will come back next year.”
“Use plants with large distinctive shapes in a tropical garden”
“The statue and the large leaf plants”
“like the green plant on the left”
“Stuuuuuunning! Love the large leaf tropical look, slight”
“The large leaves of the plant in the foreground”
“colocasia 'black magic' are the dark plants, giant elephant ears are the green ones. Like the tropical looks, and full foliage in the”
“more tropical plantings around the patio”
“Plant bulbs, trees and shrubs. There is still time to plant trees and shrubs as long as the weather is not too warm, so aim for earlier in the month if this is on your to-do list. These larger landscape plants can, theoretically, be planted during warmer months, but you will have to tend to them”
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Amoroso Design
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Last comment "great combo of pillow, color, plants"
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Last comment "great combo of pillow, color, plants"
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“plants and flowers contrast to earth tones”
“Banana plant, zebra print...nice tropical touch:)”
“Try philodendron, croton, ponytail palms or the fun-to-say ZZ (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) plant. All easy to care for plants. Less is more for impact!”
“plants: Try philodendron, croton, ponytail palms or the fun-to-say ZZ (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) plant”
“plenty of tropical plants that will resist your best efforts to kill them. Try philodendron, croton, ponytail palms or the fun-to-say ZZ (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) plant. Big and showy, they offer maximum payoff for minimum effort — no fussy pruning and puttering to stand between you and your afternoon siesta”
“up the tropical notch by pulling in both animal prints and greenery. Colorful, fresh flowers will fill the air with a coastal aroma.”
Peter Ivancovich Landscape Design
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Last comment "Turquoise door and giant succulents"
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Last comment "Turquoise door and giant succulents"
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“love the tropical look of this landscaping design, wish you would post the entire yard, I bet it's magnificent!”
“Nice tropical plants. Love the balance.”
“Colored door - gate with semi tropical plants”
“The glass panes on the door in addition to the color of the wood are wonderful. The plants around are perfectly simple additions as well.”
“beautiful in a tropical setting, but it can work beautifully in Chicago as well.”
Secret Gardens
“anyone know what the cool spikey plants names are???”
“What are the thinner spikey plants as the border?”
“grasses, small area of grass, tropicals”
“Great tropical garden plants in a small space.”
“Love that look, especially the plants on the right half. In deep shade we love Kiefers.”
“other tropical plants could eat up most garden statues like a Venus flytrap gobbles insects. This urn's simple shape does not distract from the shapes of the lush and exotic plants.”
“lush, tropical setting into a room — something to be visited and occupied, rather than just observed. (Imagine an outdoor dining table plus six chairs instead and you'll see what I mean. They would dominate the space, making it impossible to view the plantings). I like to imagine having this space all”
Modus Custom Residences
“shaped plant? I'd love to know for my yard! Thanks!”
“That spikey red plant is so pretty. Would you please tell me the name?”
“Lovely planting add a coolingl feel”
“Love the arrangement of plants...colors aware beautiful”
“Idea for plants along the house entry pathway.”
“Great tropical look.”
“these tropical looking plants”
“these plants grow in Cali?”
“plant ideas front yard”
“awesome tropical plants”
“tropical landscaping”
“Tropical Style...tropical plants...red plant...Tropical beauty...beautiful plants...tropical landscape”
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Last comment "raised beds and pots at the back of the space to create that feeling"
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Last comment "raised beds and pots at the back of the space to create that feeling"
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“is the plant in the black planters?”
“Density is the key to lush tropical garden”
“love the container plants amongst the fern”
“Potted plants in the flower bed - clever”
“Potted plants can be integrated into a garden planted into the ground.”
“"Lush foliage is essential. A tropical garden is not the place for the plant collector who wants every plant to have its own spotlight position. Tropical gardens are”
“h and tropical plantings create a true getaway in this yard.”
“Potted plants can be integrated into a garden planted into the ground.”
“Lush foliage is essential. A tropical garden is not the place for the plant collector who wants every plant to have its own spotlight position. Tropical gardens”
“filled with plants, overlapping one another, climbing on top of one another, filling in the space below and up high. Density is key.Design tip: A sloped yard makes it easy to elevate plants so they can be seen while still maintaining the sense of a densely planted space. If your yard isn't sloped, use raised”
Glenna Partridge Garden Design
“What are the large tropicals in the pots? One is green and one is red it looks like.”
“e.com/Plant-Details/424/
Here's a couple of Houzz ideabooks that give you info and ideas
http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/1968745/list/Great-Design-Plant--Canna--Pretoria-
http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/2531483/list/Great-Design-Plant--Cannas
I hope this helps!
Glenna
(PS. I put three plants - 1 gallon”
“leaved tropicals in the containers are Canna lilies. The green one is Canna 'Bengal Tiger'.
Here's a link for info
http://www.plantdelights.com/Canna-Bengal-Tiger-Bengal-Tiger-Variegated-Canna-Lily/productinfo/819/#.UJiW6Y6DiME
The red coloured one is Canna 'Tropicanna'. Here's a link for more info”
“banana plants potted with fountain grass, potato vine, etc.”
Amelia B. Lima & Associates
“grass-like plant growing on the wall?”
“beautiful landscape of elevated garden area. I have a small patio area with a wall behind 3 feet of dirt area, and LOVE your design solution. I live in Victoria BC and am wondering what plants you have used, and could you please share. Thank you sooo”
“Lithopyte plant material because for this wall project, the plants needed to survive without any soil.
Hope that helps!
Amelia”
“like the staggered pavers and plantings for side garden”
“here's a planted wall that will inspire you to rethink that ugly fence or concrete block wall. There are several products, such as Woolly Pockets, available for creating a pocket-style planting system."”
“For this wall I have used a combination of Epiphyte and Lithopyte plant material because for this”
