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If you’re planning this type of garden, it’s a good idea to stagger the height of your plants by keeping them in pots and strategically placing them in and among the others. Pots let you provide the plants with a nutritious growing medium and adequate drainage. Also, this allows you to move your tropical plants into the greenhouse or into drier areas when frost and wet weather threatens.

Photo by Simon Griffith May 17, 2011

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Melbourne tropical paradise photos

Seek inspiration from this lush, leafy paradise

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