Nicke Barefoot from Coconut Creek , FL is share her endearing tropical garden with us . Be certain to bookmark this post and revisit it when you are under a couple foot of snow this wintertime .
" Here are a few more photograph of my South Florida garden , zone 11 . tropic plants do really well here . I have angel wing begonias , lobster claw , heliconia , plumbago , caladium , & lavender to name a few . I love your magazine & bet forwards to each number . "
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