The plants you choose to surround your pool should be carefully considered before any buying or digging takes place. Once your pool is in place, you may find that it creates a sort of microclimate. A heated pool can raise humidity levels, and intense sunlight can fry nearby landscaping. Plants can get splashed with chlorine and other pool and spa chemicals. The trick is to find strong plants that can withstand your pool's microclimate, are easy to maintain and still look great.
- Backyard Banana Tree
- Hawaiian Hibiscus for Your Poolside Paradisehibiscus bush
- A Bouquet of Aeonium Rosettes
- Eye-Catching HebeHebe for Poolside Landscaping
- Giant Bird of ParadiseGiant Bird of Paradise for Poolside Landscaping
- Showy Ornamental Grass: Porcupine GrassPorcupine Grass for Poolside Landscaping
- Jade: A South African Succulent Jade for Poolside Landscaping
- Egyptian Papyruspapyrus plants
- Martha Washington Geraniumsmartha washington geraniums
- Who Let the Moose Near the Pool?Staghorn Fern for Poolside Landscaping
- Angel's Trumpetangel's trumpet tree
- Ornamental Sweet Potato VineSweet Potato Vine for Poolside Landscaping
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