25 Cheap and Easy plants to start a tropical garden 

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Thank you! I really don't know anymore. If it's not in the description than it's from the RU-vid Library. I let you know when it comes to mind.

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Aspleniums are great evergreens! They grow in sun, shade, everywere. Thanks for watching btw 😉

Tropical Gardening I agree, I have a bed devoted to cultivars.

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Thanks, these are all clips from different gardens, all beautiful gardens! 😉 Thank you for watching!

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Thank you! I buy most of my seeds in the Netherlands but I know www.rarepalmseeds.com/ is a good one.

Thanks, from garden events and there are some good nurseries and webshops in the Netherlands and Belgium.

the Netherlands, most of them are indeed winterhardy exotics ;)

Can't help you with that sorry, I mostly buy seeds from hobbyists or from dutch webshops. I don't know about their shipping terms: www.onszaden.nl & www.shamanicworldseeds.nl are good webshops.

Most of them are hardy indeed

These are different gardens in the Netherlands incl my own, I think 8a - 8b something like that.

@@TropicalGardening ok thank you

Pink China is very winterhardy. It always comes back. You can grow it in shade but it wont grow that big and fast. Ensete isn't winterhardy, but it's very cheap, will grow very fast and it's easy to overwinter if you can keep it dry and above 0°C during winter. That's why it's in this list, awesome banana! 😉

Ok thanks I’ll try pink China next year and do u reckon ensette could survive over winter inside my garage

@@ben.3 In a cold garage is perfect! As long as jou keep it dry!

Some trees like Acacia can thrive there

@@TropicalGardening what about other types like tropical evergreens and tropical oaks?

@@samuelzev4076 I don't know if there are oaks that will survive a hot desert climate... For evergreens: Yuccas, Agave, Dracena, Dasylirion & Xanthorrhoea

@@TropicalGardening are there any websites i can visit that can give me a list of tropical trees suitable for a desert climate?

@@samuelzev4076 www.mypalmshop.com/, it's a nursery in the Netherlands that has a list of plants and maybe you can google "drought tolerant plants".

Always use root / rhizome barrier near the house, then there should be no further problems when pruned well.

@@TropicalGardening Yup, unfortunately we did not prune them & they grew really tall & had to be chopped down..

@@TropicalGardening I still plant the trachycarpus though, but in a big pot. I really like the fan shaped leaves. The " sparrow" like birds too often came, not to sure for the fruits or what...😃

@@mgpunya1 Trachycarpus species are looking great in a pot 👍🌴

The plants in the video are relatively cheap if you buy them small and they will grow quite fast. Otherwise try to get some cuttings or seeds 😉

@@TropicalGardening yaa.... True... But everything in my place is expensive 😂