Tropical Plants

Tropical plants are species native to warm, humid climates and are characterized by their lush foliage, vibrant flowers, and often large, dramatic leaves. Examples include bird of paradise, hibiscus, and banana plants. These plants are commonly used in landscaping to create a lush, exotic feel, often as focal points in garden beds, around pools, or in large containers. Tropical plants thrive in environments with plenty of sunlight, warmth, and moisture, making them ideal for summer gardens or year-round in regions with mild winters. In cooler climates, tropical plants are often grown as annuals or brought indoors during the colder months. When incorporating tropical plants into a landscape, it’s important to consider their space requirements, as many can grow quite large. Proper care includes regular watering, fertilizing, and protection from cold temperatures.