Tropical privacy landscaping

What are some of the Best Plants to Grow For Privacy in Florida? Azaleas, Bamboo, Bougainvillea, Clusia, Leland Cypress, Podocarpus, and Walter's Viburnum are some…

Tropical gardens are well known for their lush green foliage ad bold forms. However, occasionally there is also a need for more conventional, green backdrops and boundaries. Consequently here we have listed 10 of the best hedging species for tropical gardens.

Areca palms make a great privacy screen when planted as a 'hedge row'. They have a maximum height of around 20' tall and form dense clumps. These palms need the consistent fertilization to keep from developing a yellowish appearance. PalmBoss provides fertilization services specific for palm trees that maintains their lush /green appearance.

If you’re ready to add a splash of colorful flair to your outdoor spaces, you’re in for a treat! Today, […]

Discover stunning tropical landscape design ideas for your outdoor space From modern Balinese garden plans to backyard ideas front yard entrance styles and lush small gardens Create a tropical paradise with these innovative and elegant landscaping concepts

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If you love to have a tropical garden like setup and you live in a cold climate then grow these cold hardy tropical plants to create a tropical garden in a cold climate.

Palm trees don’t always spring to mind when it comes to hedging solutions, but these tropical beauties make for excellent privacy screens and bring a sunny, laid-back vibe to your outdoor space.

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Very often, Japanese gardens will have a tropical theme or look to them. This is because southern regions of Japan are sub-tropical. In this article I will identify 6 palms or ‘palm like’ plants for a temperate climate Japanese garden.

Bamboo is an invasive landscaping plant but if you are smart about choosing the variety or you plant it in containers, it can be a beautiful addition to the backyard

If you can't wait a decade to get some shade in your backyard, these fast-growing shade trees measure their growth in feet, so they can fill in your landscape (and provide a shady spot for reading) in just a few years.

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Spring is here and you're ready to level up your patio privacy so your family can enjoy barbecue season without prying eyes from neighbors.