This episode explores a 7,300-square-foot DIY jungle garden woven seamlessly into an art-filled home. Irene Chen visits the private garden of Russell Low, who has shaped the space as a personal retreat rooted in biodiversity and balance. Dense tropical planting attracts birds and local wildlife, while a thoughtful mix of potted plants allows flexibility as the garden evolves. Along the way, Russell shares insights on plant care, preferred growing conditions, and how intentional design choices can support both creativity and ecological health. The tour reveals how a garden can function as habitat, sanctuary, and living expression all at once.
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