Tropical garden plants

Even if you live far from the tropics, you can still enjoy the beauty and style of tropical plants. #gardendesign #coldhardy #landscaping #tropical

Transform your backyard into a lush tropical sanctuary. - by Better Homes and Gardens

Inspired by a recent trip to Bali, here's how you can achieve a tropical feel garden, no matter what your climate! Its the seven essentials of creating a tropical garden, including the use of colour, layering and growing certain tropical plants.

Grow cold hardy tropical plants as far north as New York! Incorporate these cold hardy tropical plants in your garden and enjoy the tropics in your backyard

Bird of paradise plant care is easier than you think! Learn all there is to know about growing them: planting, water, fertilizer, soil, sunlight, and more!

A Balinese holiday inspired the design of this lush and tropical garden in Sydney's Northern Beaches. The owners selection of tropical plants fit in perfectly to their coastal location, creating a holiday-like haven all year round.

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.

Elephant ear plants are recognized for their large heart or arrow-shaped leaves, many with color variations. Elephant ears add lush, tropical drama to gardens and containers.

Here's an exclusive list of the Most Popular Types of Palm Plants that you can grow in your home and garden for that tropical feel and look.

Want to create a lush, tropical looking garden but don't live in the tropics? Check out this list of hardy plants that look tropical (but aren't).