Indoor and outdoor tropical plants.
Tropical garden plants nz.
They are the perfect pots to go with your tropical plants from tropical treasures nz.
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One of the most traditional plants to add a tropical flair to gardens is hibiscus.
Shooting up in the centre is a bushy tropical cabbage tree cordyline nigra a lovely drought and shade tolerant shrub.
Fertilize every two weeks with parkwood flower plant food 15 30 15 for prolonged.
Finally in the banana look alikes there s the gorgeous heliconia family.
They will add height and colour to containers and garden beds.
Even though new zealand is many miles away from the tropics tropical treasures taranaki is here to help you create your own piece of the tropics right in your backyard.
Planting mix in compost before planting.
Where ever you live in new zealand a tropical garden can be adapted to suit your growing conditions.
Tropical plants to use in your garden hibiscus.
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.
Flowers come in a wide range of pinks yellows and even coral.
The most appealing thing about tropical gardens is the low maintenance easy care plants that are used.
Some species can grow over 3m tall and there s even the hardy water canna thalia dealbata.
If kept out of the wind these plants can produce massive undivided leaves to rival anything else in the garden.
We also sell many varieties of indoor tropical plants.
Similar in size and appearance to the ginger is the canna.
Cannas have been used for years in new zealand gardens and with a little effort some particularly beautiful flowered cultivars may be found.
To create a tropical garden include in your planting the bold foliage of large broad leaf plants agaves aloes palms bananas taro.
Also known as new guinea impatiens growing these shade loving perennial plants is a great way to add a splash of colour into those darker spots in the garden.
Garden designers often plant in odd number groupings three five seven and nine it gives a broad brushstroke of colour and texture.
This fern is perfect for smaller gardens and available from fronds nz.
The best thing about the plants we ve listed here is that most of them can be grown in containers too.
Tropical treasures taranaki is your local source for tropical plants and subtropical plants in the taranaki region.
Bright leafed bromeliads are great in clumps.
Placing plants with contrasting foliage side by side adds drama and interest.
This can make a huge difference to the feel of the garden.
