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Natural Bamboo Trees on Back Patio

Natural Bamboo Trees in a very cozy covered back patio.

We get asked a lot if our plants can go outside. Most of the time my answer is no, but there are exceptions to the rule. Here is an example of 2 natural trunk Bamboo trees flanking a doorway on a back porch of a north Scottsdale home. The trees are far enough inside that I think they could stay in good shape for a long time.

Below is another picture of them up close. These are 7' Bamboo trees put into our client's own pots. Nice pots btw. We don't use these pots in our catalogue because they don't do well when being shipped with anything in them. We do offer them though, in custom situatons like this, where we can install the trees into the pots right at the clients home or business.  Here's another picture of them close up:

The Catalogue Sku number for this tree is: # BB2002N

I have to take a commercial break here and say that I loved the beautiful cycad or better known as sago palm in the foreground of the first picture. I'm a big fan of this species.  Here's a link to the best pages I could find explaining these incredible and prehistoric plants.

http://paramount.typepad.com/gregs_blog/outstanding-plants/

Gregory Yodis

Custom Bird of Paradise in Outside Foyer

These are two Custom Bird of Paradises with flowers that we installed outside under a covered foyer in a home in north Scottsdale.

The reason we did this job was because they were completely out of the wind and rain and almost out of the sun.  We reccomend putting cedar bark down to keep the bugs away and in the pictures shown we put thin dummy sprinkler systems hoses on top of the bark to fool people into thinking they get watered.

We installed the plants into the clients own pots.

 

Gregory Yodis

 

 

 

 

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Kentia Palm on back porch

 

Here is another example of where we thought an artificial tree would be fine placed on the outside of a home with a deep porch. The sunlight almost reached it but not quite, even in the middle of summer. Except for a little wind, this tree was protected from the elements.

 

 

Gregory Yodis

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