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Agaves look very exoticIf your garden is too boring for you, then you should plant a few exotic plants in the garden. We would like to introduce you to 7 exotic species.
Bring unusual plants into the bed
The 08/15 garden can also be very beautiful, but from time to time you get the urge to bring something more unusual plants into the bed. Exotics that are normally at home in other countries, even on other continents, are becoming increasingly popular in our gardens. So that there is no bad awakening after a frosty winter, here is a list of robust exotic species that can survive with us.
Exotics in the garden - 7 exotic plants
- Agave: The desert plant has nothing to do with moist soils.
- Canna: The canna, also called the flower cane, should be covered with a mulch layer in winter.
- Fig: It usually occurs in Southwest Asia. It blooms up to three times a year.
- Prickly pear: Like all cacti, it loves dry locations, but is very robust and can withstand cold temperatures.
- Grape Heath: The evergreen plant likes shade and is very tough.
- New Zealand flax: As the name suggests, this plant comes from New Zealand. It is insensitive to a temperature of -15 degrees, it can freeze back when it gets colder. If it is mulched, it will sprout again.
- Stringy palm lily: Occurs mainly in the steppes of the USA, but is extremely hardy.
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