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<p>Created page with &#39;Mediterranean Gardening Made Easy With so many exotic plants to choose from, why not add a Mediterranean influence to your garden? Lemon and orange, even banana plants, are now…&#39;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Mediterranean Gardening Made Easy<br /> <br /> With so many exotic plants to choose from, why not add a Mediterranean influence to your garden?<br /> <br /> Lemon and orange, even banana plants, are now easy to obtain from garden centres. And a potted olive tree has become a stylish patio feature.<br /> <br /> [http://www.gardencentreguide.ca/ Plant nurseries] also offer a wide variety of palms, making it simple to create a tropical feel in the most suburban back garden. The Dwarf Fan palm is a native of the Mediterranean region, with striking evergreen fan-shaped leaves. It is naturally slow growing and will rarely exceed 2m in height. Plant in a warm, sheltered spot to add shape and elegance to your garden design.<br /> <br /> Cypress trees are useful for adding structure to a formal garden design. The Mediterranean cypress forms a pencil thin column that is great for adding height to the back of borders. An attractive evergreen with dark, silvery green leaves, it will flourish in any well-drained soil.<br /> <br /> It is not just conifers that provide colour during the winter months. Many Mediterranean herbaceous plants survive the long hot summers as underground bulbs, corms or tubers before flowering in the autumn. The hardy cyclamen displays elegant marbled leaves for nine months of the year followed by a display of delicate flowers in October. Tolerant of shade, it will spread into colonies when planted under a deciduous tree.</div>

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