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Cold Climate Tropical Garden?! | The Barefooted Gardener



As you get a tour of my tropical garden, I give tips on the ways that i’ve been successful with the various plants I grow in my garden.
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38 Comments

  1. Tropical Plant Party

    AWESOME! My plant brother from another mother! Everything looks amazing! You are right about the chinese fan palm, super hardy, mine come back every year from in the ground for me, think i did a video on that. You have done a wonderful job inter-twining the tropical type plants with hardy perennials and natives, thats the way to do it!

  4. René Domino

    Hi there, I really like the area around your pond a lot. Could you tell me what the ground cover is called around 1:10 in the video?

  8. y0nd3r

    Along with mulching to over winter stuff outside, bury a huge rock next to it and leave half of it exposed to the sun all day. Passive solar heating.

  11. Carol Smith

    My experience. Hard to kill Areca Palms. I planted 1 near the house. At first loved it. The areca survived to quite low temps since it was mature – maybe 25. The end problem
    with this palm is that it kept spreading sideways. Even though cut at the sides, it would keep coming back even larger. Finally took it out.
    So the areca palm can be planted in the ground, but after a few years it has to be taken out.

  12. Carol Smith

    Why not plant a dwarf mulberry. We freeze & eat berries 2 times a year. The birds have their fill as well.

  18. Kim Williams

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  21. Muswell

    Hardy banana plant? You don't have to protect it in the Winter at all? Down to what temperatures?

  23. Orchid Garden

    Agapanthus is said to be hardy in zone 7 and up. Have you had any problems getting it to come back up? Thanks from Michigan!

  25. Eliwood Starlaf

    What a lovely garden in a cold hardy area. I wished there were more of those. I'm currently in Philly and would be more than happy to share my experience and plants. Feel free to reach out to me on Facebook or via Email at americaeli@aol.com

  27. Smokey 777

    I would love it if you made a video on what type of fertilizer you use and how often. Just amazing

  30. Grow with Han

    Love this! I’m moving from the east coast to Pacific Northwest in July. I really want to create a tropical garden but where I’ll be moving the summers only range from 65-75. Do you think that’s warm enough for some of the plants you have? What zone are you in?

  31. Vivian Freire

    I’ll certainly be following you! This was great! My happy place are the Caribbean beaches. Thanks!
    Laura on Garden Answer taught us about a self retractable garden hose wall container with just a pull. It might have been from garden supple but not so sure.’

  37. Victoria Bourgeois

    What zone are you in? Love all the tropical type plans you have. Going to subscribe cuz living my dream thru talented gardeners,barefoot or otherwise. Tfs cheers

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