What are some tropical, perennial plants,bushes or trees w/ RED OR YELLOW FLOWERS for Zone 9?
Zone 9 is desert like conditions, we get heat in the 100 degrees and cold in the low 40’s. I want a beautiful tropical garden, please help!
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Here are two shrubs.
Yellow Bells (picture):
Hibiscus:
crape myrtles keep watered.. come in a variety of colors and growth patterns. the moss rose is supposed to be drought tolerant and easy to grow, these aren’t roses jsut called that.
try googling tropical flowering plants and see what pops up.
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Having grown up and recently transplanted from a tropical Island to Florida, I can understand your need for a tropical garden. Here are some of the flowers I have to remind me of my beautiful island home.
1. Red Hibiscus and Yellow Hibiscus, either single or double bloom.
2. Yellow or red centered plumeria.
3. bottle brush plant (red)
4. geraniums either red or yellow
5. I would suggest planting a bird of paradise also with a combination of beautiful colors.
6. Bouganvilla would also look nice in your tropical garden
and it comes in a variety of pinks, reds, and yellows.
Some other plants to Lantana, Canna, Musa, Lotus and Verbena. There are quite a few choices out there. Best is to contact your local nursery (not the big box store, but a real nursery) and ask them to suggest plant for you.