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Backyard Dream Tropical Landscape, Omaha

A lush tropical paradise right in your backyard! Go for a swim in the pool or enjoy an evening with friends taking in the outdoors. Landscape by Sun Valley Landscaping. - Photos by Colin Conces
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This is an example of a tropical landscaping in Omaha. — Houzz

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Pat Morello wrote:
Where did you buy the way cool tiki torches?
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krreeves
DId you ever find out where to buy these torches?
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Hi there! We did contact the interior designer that worked on the project and she said she is not sure where they came from. The homeowner is also not sure. I am sorry we couldn't be more help to you! Did you try searching Google images?
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kudos034 wrote:
what is the name of that grass they have growing here
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The foreground grass is a 'Hameln Dwarf Fountain Grass'
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Evelyn
This is gorgeous! Love the use of colour.
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Banana Sundae wrote:
Dark purple plant? - What's the name of the dark purple plant seen along the walkway? TIA
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The dark purple plant is Purple Basil. There is also Coleus that is similar and looks nice.
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Brett wrote:
what are the black and yellow/green plants in the bottom left of the pic
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Petra Croton - a tropical plant that can be used as an annual
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What Houzzers are commenting on:

Landscape project added this to Jason and Misty's Ideas
I like the uniqueness of the plants and the color
Jason Allen added this to Spiderweb Retreat
I like the way this path looks natural but still intentional - Jason - got it. Yest the larger stones are what make it more intntional. cheri
Jason Allen added this to Jason's ideas
I like the way this path looks natural but still intentional - Jason
Olivia Nel added this to Landscaping Ideas
I like the stones with the plants
Lisa Wallis-Dutra added this to Lisa's Ideas
Beautiful mix of stone and plants
Jen McFarland added this to Backyard
Beautiful but probably not a good proposition long-term. Love the sprout plant there too.

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