Tropical garden melbourne

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Landscaper John Couch has created a tropical garden in Melbourne's south east by mimicking a tropical rainforest setting with its own microclimate. Essential for the success of the garden were the palms: Alexander, Bangalow and cabbage-tree varieties now stand tall in trios and clusters throughout, creating the all-important tall canopy.

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A contemporary sub tropical garden to compliment the former railway cottage’s new renovations. Designed by PARKER.

Monstera-Deliciosa

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This already-established garden with old-world charm is reworked with subtropical plants to become a functional family space.

Immerse yourself in the beauty of Australian tropical garden inspiration and plants that bring lush, vibrant landscapes to your home.

A simply beautiful contemporary Australian native Garden done so well. Garden design @fig_landscapes Plants supplied by @exotic_nurseries…

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Bamboo underplanted with colocasis

This underplanting of Clivia miniata is just wonderful. Photographed in 2009 at Heronswood at Dromana to the south east of Melbourne.

Layering - In nature, sub-tropical plants grow in layers – tall trees provide a canopy under which smaller trees, shrubs, and ground covers thrive. Mimic this structure in your garden by planting taller species towards the back and progressively shorter ones towards the front. Click the link to learn more.

Verdant layers of ferns, tropical bulbs, palms and dracaena.