Architectural Plants

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An Introduction to the Ideas behind the Architectural Plants concept.

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Architectural Plants

Pigeon Holes: Plants that Evoke Other Places

Pigeon Holes Menu - please select Return to Contents Page Good in Dense Damp Shade Good in Dry Shade Good in Pots Good in Pots in Exposed Places Good in Wet Spots Good on Chalk Lime Haters Must Have Plenty of Space For Frost Free Conservatories Sea Side Plants The Yucca Bank Good for Windy Places Plants with Big Leaves Drought Resistant Plants Jungly and Tropical Plants with Long-lasting Flowers Soft and Fluffy Plants with Spectacular Flowers Plants with Wonderful Smells Ground Cover Hedges Coastal Windbreaks Plants for Masking Hideous Views Quickly Plants that Evoke Other Places Plants for Use as Wall Shrubs Broadleaf Evergreen Trees Over 25 feet Broadleaf Evergreen Trees Under 25 feet Conifers Garden Sized Trees Our Recommended Essentials Architectural Epiphytes Bamboos Climbers Ferns Palms Yuccas