U.K. Tropical Style Garden. Replanting a Border.

[@davemcmaster1998]

Looks amazing as ever mate. I think your garden more than any other is what I want to strive to achieve. Not a direct copy of course but the combination of that four season vista view, evergreen plants and yet still has secret jungle areas to draw you in. Your attention to detail, plant knowledge, choice and positioning is also outstanding. Well done!

[@tikitropicals65]

Thank you Dave. That’s a compliment indeed.

[@peterkuhne5243]

I can only agree !

[@wesleyhackney]

Enjoyed you sharing details and train of thought for the transformation and changes. I like seeing this kind of detail well done my friend

[@tikitropicals65]

Thank you Wesley.

[@texastropics]

This looks great. I always consider it a success when you redo an area and it looks like its established and has been that way for some time. Nice choices!

[@tikitropicals65]

Thank you. I will change the bit with Colocasia in next year so that’s a bit temporary to fill the gap. I would like a Manihot Grahamii ideally if I can get one.

[@marianne9798]

Looks fantastic!!

[@tikitropicals65]

Thank you

[@bigtomatoplantslover6205]

Wow Lovely Garden ^^ Like 34 My friend, thank you for good sharing

[@tikitropicals65]

Thank you

[@EastCoastTropicalGarden]

It's looks spot on! Great stuff

[@tikitropicals65]

Thank you

[@101candlelight6]

I know that you know but i’ll still say it, that looks sooooo much nicer, great job..

[@tikitropicals65]

Thank you.

[@heathermitchell4742]

Just found your Channel and subscribed . Lovely! Are you from the Caribbean. Do you think the Alstroemeria will grow in the Caribbean, Barbados.

[@tikitropicals65]

Hi Heather. No I’m not from the Caribbean I’m from England. I can’t see why Alstroemeria wouldn’t grow in Barbados as I believe it originates from hot places like South America. Mine does get eaten quite badly by slugs and snails but it’s been quite a wet summer which has made it worse. Thank You for Subscribing.

[@michazpuszczy1034]

Great! How did you joint the poles of the wood arches to the ground? Did you sink them in concrete?

[@tikitropicals65]

Hi. Yes the posts are concreted into the ground but the part that was below ground was painted with a bitumen paint first to help prevent the wood rotting.