Miami-Spiced Tropical Landscape

This backyard purgatory becomes a tropical paradise.

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A Simpson's stopper hedge (Myrcianthes fragrans) conceals the unsightly air conditioning unit, and a planting bed including 'Mrs. Iceton' croton (Codiaeum variegatum) and Philodendron 'Congo' dresses up the side of the house. A Hawaiian ti plant (Cordyline terminalis) adds spice in another area of the yard.

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