How to grow a TROPICAL JUNGLE in a small garden

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Jungle and tropical style gardens provide a lush escape right on your back doorstep. Many gardens, balconies and courtyards are extremely limited on space and it can feel like creating a thriving jungle garden is impossible. By following some of the planting ideas for small gardens and outdoor spaces in this video you will be able to grow more healthy jungle style plants than you ever thought possible. Small gardens are actually easier to transform in to tropical style jungles, as they require less financial and time investment to achieve the lush and densely planted look.
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[@supermankelly]

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[@supermankelly]

Names as text on the video is useful so can pause and write it down 👍

[@ana_clara734]

Lindo, realmente um paraíso 💕❤🌺😘🌹🌸💖🇧🇷 like beijos 😘😘

[@tedscott1478]

Another good climber is kiwi fruit. I've got them growing on my fence grown from seeds I got from supermarket fruits. They're hardy but i havent had any fruit yet...but fingers crossed😊

[@1Kent]

We're having an El Nino spring, where I live we don't normally get these temperatures until the end of July!

[@tarikmehmedika2754]

Wow ! So gorgeous ! I love how it all looks too bad my hardiness zone is not as high as yours. Oh yeah true with limitations, but i allways try to deal with what i have. 😊

[@leestockton9367]

I live on the edge of The Fens which is battered by cold N.E. winds. To combat this and raise the hardiness levels I planted Laurels and evergreen Viburnum around the boundary fence and grew them tall, then removed the lower branches to allow for underplanting of hardier tropical looking plants (Fatsia, Bean Tree, Trachycarpus, Mahonia Soft Caress) interplanted with less hardier plants

[@tarikmehmedika2754]

@@leestockton9367 I do have sports in my garden which are a true microclimate spots, abou 2-3 degree C warmer than exposed areas especially in winter. But the issue is, when temperatures are above freezing that spot remains also cooler because it gets only 2 hours of sunshine in summer and less than 1 hour from mid October to mid April. But i am planing to plant my Fastia Japonica there, some Banana Musa Basjoo and some other exotics. I try to make the best out or the situation i have, but if my hardiness zone was at least 8b ulike 7b now and winters warmer i could do much better. But for now, i have what i have.

[@tedscott1478]

Is the papaya UK hardy?

[@roguedungeondelver5738]

It looks so lush and Verdant like the Amazon or Congo. I have a question regarding Washingtonia palms. I bought one last year in the indoor section of a Super market and managed to harden it off and grow it outdoors. My only concern is if it had any form of Fusarium wilt. Thank you

[@zebadihosta]

Wow. You're about a month ahead of me with your Catalpa. Mine's just coming into leaf in Sheffield

[@diyoregonnowtexas9202]

Love it! also what music group is that playing at about the one minute mark?

[@bamboo782]

Thanks Craig love your garden how’s the plants in the greenhouse doing.

[@tedscott1478]

Hi Craig, do you ever get fruit prom your papaya? If you do I'd love some seeds.

[@jhiedeeemm146]

hi. when do u start planting papaya from a seed to have that height by spring? i would love to grow one as well. thanks

[@bamboo782]

If you get a Brassaiopsis mitis l would love one please craig

[@gordonissocoollike]

Great stuff , a bit of heat now in Ayrshire thankfully

[@bamboo782]

Thanks for plant list very helpful.

[@marianne9798]

Love your vids, thanks

[@tedscott1478]

For sub shrub plants i would also recommend hostas, "spotty dotty",(a podophyllum), and butterbur, if you have enough space. Butterbur can grow quite big and so can some of the hostas, especially Empress Wu, it gets biiiiig😮

[@leestockton9367]

Got Spotty Dotty in a pot and it is BRILLIANT at adding that tropical look; it was this plant that started me down the road of my tropical garden journey

[@tedscott1478]

Great stuff again Craig😊

[@geriannroth449]

Fantastic niche