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If you are a gardener and have ever been to New Orleans and tour the Garden District with the beautiful mansion and the wonderful gardens it is a overload of your senses. New Orleans is a great place to garden with it 60 plus inches of rain per year and rarely have to worry about freezing during the day and snow every 20 years it is a topical paradise. Everything tends to grow and prosper with little care in the rich Mississippi Delta soil that created the area.
If you are relocating from a colder zone you will have to leave some of your garden favorites behind because the sub tropical climate and high summer temperatures are just too much for many delicate northern flowers to handle. Have fun and enjoy your new gardening opportunities in New Orleans Check out the other great articles below on New Home Garden such as New Home Garden Dallas which we give you great tips on gardening in Dallas. Flower Garden, on New Home Garden, will give you some great ideas on creating a beautiful flower garden. Remember to bookmark us for: New Orleans Home & GardenBon Apatite! Enjoy your New Orleans Home & Garden to your hearts content! |
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Since
New Orleans winters are fairly mild, there is a year round growing
season in the New Orleans area. There are a vast variety of native and
tropical plants that flourish in New Orleans gardens. Hibiscus that
grow taller than a single story home in just a few weeks, daylilies, iris
and lilies that provide color all summer long. The Japanese magnolias that
bloom before spring has sprung are beautiful. The azaleas that are put in
front gardens, throughout the area, that bloom in the spring are awesome and
makes every home colorful and inviting. For heavenly smells plant jasmine
and gardenias which bloom in late spring. The Camellias brighten up
all winter garden and the list can go on and on. Almost everything grows in
New Orleans and if you are a gardener and moving to New Orleans you
will think you went to heaven. 
New
Orleans gardens also a great environment for citrus trees. Limes,
lemons, and oranges do great in the area, with little risk of freeze damage
most winters. You will find most gardeners have a orange and lemon trees in
their backyard that way they have great fresh fruit . Fig trees grow
well in New Orleans gardens and fig preserve is yummy.