Creating an Exotic Garden

I was just going to say, bromeliads go nuts and reproduce themselves to fill up empty gardens - I've pulled out about 70 of them at my place (I'm having a native wildlife/bush tucker garden) Wish you were nearby you could collect them all and get an instant head start!!

we have a garden bed much like this at our house. We've used cocos palms, fuchsias (plant them ridiculously close together for best results), clumping bamboo, canna lillies (they die down in winter though) and an agave, a strelitzia (bird of paradise) and cycad as feature plants. Looks great. I'll take a photo tomorrow and post it for you. If you like the look of any particular plants, let me know and I'll tell you how you can look after them.

PS: Forgot to mention that a large chunk of what you can and can't grow will depend on how sunny your desired spot is. Funnily enough, in my experience tropical shade plants do better in Melbourne than tropical plants that like sunshine.

--Mike

exotic or 'tropical' , 'balinese' landscapes are more than possible
just get the right designs and advice
i have built landscapes in vic that have 'exotic' flair
just an it right