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Best plants for my area

Posted by roxy9458 Guam (My Page) on
Mon, Jul 23, 07 at 10:42

I was just wondering what would be the best kind of plants for my area that are fairly easy to care for seeing as how I'm a beginner gardener.
I live in Guam and it's 85 degree's here during the day and 75 ast night. Very high humidity. And we have wet and dry season that are about equal in length.


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RE: Best plants for my area

Since virtually any tropical or subtropical plant will
grow for you it might help us to know how large an area
you have and are you interested in Flowers, Fruit, Trees,
Shrubs or Vines? Is the soil (drainage or nutrients) or
watering (dry season) a problem? Are there problems with
animals or insects, humans? Try to narrow this down and
you'll get better answers.

Regards
Chris


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RE: Best plants for my area

breadfruit tree, cyrtostachys renda, royal palm, any clinostigma palm, marojejii darianii, aechmeas or guzmanias, a giant leafed philodendron, ficus dammaropsis, ficus elastica, papaya (easy), plumeria, and about everything else I want to grow.


 
 

 

 


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