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University Press of Florida

Landscape Garden


Pioneer of Tropical Landscape Architecture: William Lyman Phillips in Florida

Faith Reyher Jackson (Hardcover) University Press of Florida 1997-09-19


Price: $34.95

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What tropical native plants can go into a landscape design with four beds and a large pond?
Parc of Papeete

All the garden beds have different types of plants which have overgrown and become untidy.
This landscape is in tropical Nth Queensland, Australia


where do you live? here in florida, gingers are very good, as are all the llillies - canna, calla, louisiana & african. although technically not native, they are semi or full tropicals. also, plumeria (frangipangi or hawaiian lei flower) is good.

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  • Elena Elephant Ear is New Addition to Tropical Landscape - eXtension

    Released August 13, 2009

    MISSISSIPPI STATE - We count on tropical plants to be the stalwart landscape performers when August heat rolls in, and one you need to consider is an elephant ear named Elena. In case you haven’t noticed, elephant ears have changed; in addition to their big, coarse or bold-textured foliage, they offer exciting color, too.

    This is where Elena rises to the occasion. “Rise” might be a good descriptor, as it can form big clumps reaching 4 to 6 feet tall and exhibiting a riotous lime green or chartreuse color. Lime green is still at the top of the charts for must-have color in the shade or sun garden.

    Elena is an easy-to-grow selection that tolerates full sun as long as the water supply is there. It spreads in moist sites. Elena is known botanically as colocasia, the genus with which most gardeners are familiar. It has a little purple in the veins near the center of the leaf.

    The other lime green elephant ear that is rising in popularity is Lime Zinger, known botanically as xanthosomas. It can get much taller than Elena with leaves that are a little wider. Both Elena and Lime Zinger are cold hardy to zone 7b and will return as long as they don’t sit in soggy soil in the winter.

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    Elena is new addition to tropical landscape (08-13-2009)

    Elena is new addition to tropical landscape

    By Norman Winter

    MSU Horticulturist
    Central Mississippi Research & Extension Center

    We count on tropical plants to be the stalwart landscape performers when August heat rolls in, and one you need to consider is an elephant ear named Elena. In case you haven’t noticed, elephant ears have changed; in addition to their big, coarse or bold-textured foliage, they offer exciting color, too.

    This is where Elena rises to the occasion. “Rise” might be a good descriptor, as it can form big clumps reaching 4 to 6 feet tall and exhibiting a riotous lime green or chartreuse color. Lime green is still at the top of the charts for must-have color in the shade or sun garden.

    Elena is an easy-to-grow selection that tolerates full sun as long as the water supply is there. It spreads in moist sites. Elena is known botanically as colocasia, the genus with which most gardeners are familiar. It has a little purple in the veins near the center of the leaf.

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    Read more...