Yep , definitely possible ! Would look great imo . <| sep |> Maybe I should post that question instead . <| sep |> I think some teenagers just disregard gardening as boring and uncool since apparently getting smashed on the weekend and becoming a public nuisance before waking up midafternoon the next day soaked in your own vomit is a better way for them to pass the time than looking after some stupid plants . But It ' s been a passion of mine since childhood , but I only started to keep longterm plants in my teens and onwards starting out with a few bonsai trees , many of which I still have more than a decade laterSince I live in a fairly warm climate where summer ' s are long and intense and winters are fairly short and mild I took advantage of it and decided to go tropical with my garden . So this means few traditional flowers like bulbs and annuals and more tropical ones such as hibiscus , plumeria ' s , bird of paradise and New Guinea impatiens man I have a lot of those now they propagate so easily ! they ' re great gapfillers and here will flower nonstop for most of the year And lots of foliage plants too such as cordylines , palms , ferns and bromeliads . That ' s just the back garden though the front is a bit more simple and conventional so it doesn ' t look too bizarre from the street view , featuring a developing hedge and some ornamental flowering plum trees which aren ' t much to look at now but are developing pretty nicely . It does feel great when people compliment how it looks , especially when I think of the fact it ' s not even fully developed yet . It ' s like a painter being complimented on an artwork before it ' s even finished . If you think this is good , wait ' till it ' s finished !