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Using Anthurium As A Landscape Plant

July 6th, 2009 | By: Jamie Jamison Adams

Ask The Expert: Can antherium be grown outside in summer (shade conditions).  I am landscaping a backyard pond. Linda

Plant Expert Reply:

You can use Anthurium (Flamingo Flower) in your landscape.  However, you will need the proper conditions for it to thrive.  Plant the Anthurium in filtered light (shade) with the crowns just above the humus-rich and moist soil surface. Cover the uppermost roots with sphagnum moss. You can use a light covering of mulch around the  rest of the plant.  You will need to provide a humid enviornment.  Misting the area around the plant daily in a dry climate.  Use a balance fertilizer every 2 to 3 weeks.  I recommend a water soluable fertilizer.

So plant away and send a picture when you get the Anthurium planted.

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