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Huge Front Yard Makeover On A Budget! Shade Garden Texas Natives & Tropicals | DIY



In this step by step DIY tutorial I’ll show you how I transformed my front yard shade garden landscape using native & tropical plants for Zone 9 in Houston, Texas.

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15 Comments

  4. Veronica

    I have the cordlyne in Jamaica too, yes regularly get to 10ft. I planted two already at my new house and I have like a dozen potted to plant out later. They are really hardy and really easy to make new ones.

  7. Ricky T

    19:00 amazing! coming along nicely. I didn’t realize Houston could house so many subtropical plants 👍🏾

  8. jojangles

    He's back! Yay! We missed you Paul but know you're super busy with the new baby. Lovin the green, purple and burgundy mix. I have the same in my FL garden and it's truly chef's kiss

  11. LaLay Dade

    AWESOME makeover! I am in Zone 7 and have a lot of part shade/afternoon sun areas too. I love the tropical vibe you have created and I think canna and salvia will do great in my area too. Thanks for spreading the plant planet love! PS. Congrats on baby!

  12. Lee Lu

    Another good purple shrub for Houston is lorapetalum. It has hot pink flowers.

  14. Lee Lu

    My gardenias are about 15 years old and are doing well in medium shade under an oak tree. The flowers are amazing!

  15. Lee Lu

    Yucca plants can be a skin irritant to people. They're also known to be toxic to pets. They look so pretty though!

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