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As
you browse this website you will notice that there is one common
thread throughout, and that is plants from the tropics. Whether
it is a photo of a plant in situ or an article about Integrated
Pest Management for growing tropical plants in theme parks or gardens,
I have attempted to provide a source of information on tropical
plant horticulture based upon my experience as a professional horticulturist.
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The lushness of a tropical garden can be greatly enhanced through the use of epiphytes. These nonparasitic tree-dwelling species are members of many different plant families and can be found flourishing under most climatic situations.
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This is
a short list of tropical plants that attract native Florida butterflies
either for nectar or as a larval food plant. It is by no means exhaustive.
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Not many plant families can boast year round color like the Canna Lily. These relatives of the Heliconias, Bananas, and Birds of Paradise are easily grown in South Florida.
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