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How to Create a Colorful Garden Paradise in Brazil’s Best Locations

How to Create a Colorful Garden Paradise in Brazil’s Best Locations Your garden should be more than decorative—it should be a sensory experience, a sanctuary, a celebration of life. In Brazil, the climate, soil, and spirit of the land make it possible to build the most colorful garden paradise you’ve ever imagined . Start With the Right Region Color and vibrancy require the right climate. Brazil offers incredible zones—from the Amazon basin to Atlantic coastal towns—where you can grow plants that are hard to sustain elsewhere. Focus on areas like: Bahia: Tropical coastlines full of flower-friendly heat Minas Gerais: Mild hills with rich soil Santa Catarina: Mix of seasons for balanced biodiversity Choose Colorful, Native Species Orchids, bromeliads, hibiscus, heliconias, and ixoras bring color and exotic charm. Native plants also require less water and care, making them ideal for sustainable gardening. Use Layers and Textures Create garden “rooms” with differe...
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How to Create a Perfect Tropical Garden in Your Home in Brazil

How to Create a Perfect Tropical Garden in Your Home in Brazil

Transform your home into a lush tropical paradise — no matter where you live in Brazil. In this article, we’ll teach you how to build a low-maintenance, vibrant tropical garden that enhances your lifestyle and adds value to your property.

Tropical garden at a Brazilian house entrance

Step 1: Understand the Tropical Garden Aesthetic

Tropical gardens are known for their dense foliage, bright flowers, and exotic textures. Think banana trees, bromeliads, hibiscus, and palm species.

Step 2: Choose the Right Plants

Top Plants for Brazilian Tropical Gardens:

  • Areca Palm (Palmeira Areca)
  • Heliconias (Banana ornamental)
  • Alpinia
  • Bird of Paradise (Strelitzia)
  • Philodendron

Step 3: Consider Climate and Light

Make sure to select plants based on your local Brazilian microclimate: humid, semi-arid, or coastal. Many tropical plants thrive in partial shade with rich, well-drained soil.

Step 4: Design Your Space

Tips for Layout:

  1. Layer plants by height (tall palms in the back, medium shrubs in the middle, and groundcovers up front)
  2. Add paths and focal points like water features or seating areas
  3. Use natural materials like bamboo or stone for a rustic feel
Path with bamboo border in a lush tropical garden

Step 5: Maintain With Ease

Use organic mulch to retain moisture and prevent weeds. Tropical gardens need regular pruning but reward you with explosive growth.

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