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The irony is that all of the subtropical and tropical plants I have now, as well as the temperate species in my collection, were all discussed on this and the "big board", with regularity, in years past.
I wonder what happened, or caused so many to seemingly have given up.
Many of these plant species were known to not be hardy in the North (as well as the South), back then, too. Growing these plants, in colder zones, lends a tropical look, as well, just as in the warmer areas.
I only have one or a few of many species, due to space limitations. Many who post on this board, or lurk behind the scenes, have much more space than I have, and could grow what I grow, and much more.
Everyone's garden should be a jungle, AT LEAST, during the growing season.
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