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Plant Palette

The plants should be carefully selected according to climate in which they can thrive. It is recommended that the plants suit to the climate of the site to aid in the sustainability and maintenance of the plants. In addition, the plants should be light-weight so as not to be a heavy load for the heritage as this could damage the structures.

Dry Climate

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Brittlebush

Has bright yellow flowers and its stems can be used for medical purposes.

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Desert Lilies

Known for withstanding harsh dry climates and still produce lilies.

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Desert Sage

Once established requires little to no water and can be used for medical purposes

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Turpentine Broom

Has bright yellow flowers and its stems can be used for medical purposes.

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Desert Marigold

Known for its attractive flowers and ability to blossom in harsh climates

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Thyme

Hardier herb that can grow in desert-like climates

Temperate Climate

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Camellia

Requires humus rich acidic soils and regular maintenance

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Andromeda

Requires rich acidic soils

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Cotoneaster

Requires a large planter and space as it spreads a lot

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Anisodontea

Requires little watering

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Forsythia

Requires well-draining soil

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Fuchsia

Easy to grow and has no maintenance requirements 

Tropical Climate

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Dumb Cane

Needs a warm, draft-free location with indirect light

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Ficus

Requires a humid and warm location

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Philodendron

Requires indirect light

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Kentia Palm

Requires well-draining soil

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Bird of Paradise

Requires access to sunlight and needs to be kept moist

Bromeliads

Easy to grow and requires indirect light

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