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Default Types of Green Flowers

You can be more than happy and totally satisfied when you see them in vibrant blooms together with your other plants planted alternately in between each plants.

To give some ideas which to plant in your garden as a green flowers combination, below are the different types of green flowers for your convenience.

1. Limelight Hydrangea. Is a green flower types which blooms during summer with a lime-green colors. It grows to a height from 6 - 8 feet. It can be planted as a border plant because of its striking green flowers and large green leaves. Limelight hydrangea thrives best in any well-drained type of soil, but requires total sun exposure and partial shade to give a good possible growth performance.

2. Anthurium Midori. Considered as among the distinct plants of the anthurium family, it has a large petal-like spathe with glossy texture. Its flowers are healthy green in color. Anthurium is popular as a cut flower, since it will last for a couple of months placed in water.
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