Zone 9 tropical landscaping

You are creating a garden in zone 9 or 10; we might call it an exotic garden. At least for the rest of us who have to contend with several weeks or even months of snow. You have a winner on your hands with a choice of plants that do not ask for a green thumb if it exists. Every thing grows easily with a minimum upkeep. Furthermore you have flowers all year round in a tropical garden. Don’t be afraid to let colors clash, after all if they’re in the nature there is a reason for it. It’s part…

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