Tropical Garden Design Ideas with with Flowerbed
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Green Team Solutions
Backyard makeover. Building on existing elements (Palm trees) we removed a lot of outgrown and outdated material and freshened up the patio borders with colorful canna's, various bromeliads, Alocasia California, and a fresh layer of mulch and landscape pebbles. Specimen Bromeliads provide touches of interest.
Coy Land Techs
Coy Land Techs updated the plants, irrigation, and landscape lighting on a new build in Pacific Beach. Fun project next to the beach. Best possible outcome.
Cameron Building Solutions Auckland
Thriving tropical greenery borders the pool and helps to provide privacy without impeding the view.
Green Team Solutions
Backyard patio make-over. Building on existing elements (Palm trees) we removed a lot of outgrown and outdated material and freshened up the patio borders with colorful canna's, various bromeliads, Alocasia California, and a fresh layer of mulch and landscape pebbles.
Coy Land Techs
Coy Land Techs updated the plants, irrigation, and landscape lighting on a new build in Pacific Beach. Fun project next to the beach. Best possible outcome.
Inspiring Landscape Solutions by Parveen Dhaliwal
Curvy path for kids to run around plus play equipment (trampoline has been removed) and seating area. Australian native planting
Auffray Paysage - Parcs & Jardins
Aménagement paysager avec des essences exotiques des abords de la piscine d'un immeuble de haut standing sur la commune du Rayol Canadel.
M A Jaworski Landscape Design
Dual-coloured hemerocallis, again in the flaming hot colors which the client enjoys - one could very well imagine being in the Caribbean or in South East Asia! These flowers do very well in Canada 4b/5a (USDA 3/4). Our summers are both hot and humid, and often have extended periods of drought, but these flowers adapt well to both conditions.
M A Jaworski Landscape Design
Part of the client's tropical-looking garden includes hardy perennials for USDA zone 4, with Echinacea here in one of his favorite hot colours. Additionally, the seed heads of Echinacea feed the birds in winter, and are good for the environment in other ways, attracting pollinators (butterflies and hummingbirds) galore in the warmer weather. Photo credit: E Jenvey
Coy Land Techs
Coy Land Techs updated the plants, irrigation, and landscape lighting on a new build in Pacific Beach. Fun project next to the beach. Best possible outcome.
Tropical Garden Design Ideas with with Flowerbed
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