No matter how big or small your garden is, there is always room for one more plant. You can plant different types of annuals each spring or change what you put in your planters to keep your garden new and interesting. But the backbone of your landscape should be a mix of perennials, shrubs and trees for year-round color and interest. <\/p>\n
Before buying, you should know very well the type of climate that prevails in your area, because it is not the same to have a garden in Tacoronte, or in La Laguna, than in Candelaria or El Medano. Then, before planting, pay attention to the amount of sun or shaded area your garden area receives. Full sun means more than six hours of direct sunlight, while partial sun is about half that. Full shade means an area receives no direct sun, or only a hint of morning sun. <\/span><\/p>\n That is why it is important to follow the recommendations of our partners at ROOTS<\/b><\/span><\/a>especially when it comes to conditions: sun-loving plants need the sun to flourish, while shade-loving plants fry in the hot sun. In other words, it makes no sense to get a sun-loving plant and plant it in a completely shaded garden. <\/p>\n