Choosing A Colour Scheme For Your Garden

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[@MyGardenAcademy]

Watch this video If you need some help choosing a colour scheme for your garden

[@terrilee8723]

This makes so much sense to plant flowers to create different effects in the garden. So beautiful

[@MyGardenAcademy]

It is amazing what moods can be created.

[@muta_othernames]

The advice I was looking for!

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Good to hear. Thankyou.

[@pettrainingmadeeasy5287]

You always give excellent advice

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thank you 😀

[@melissawritesalot1270]

I love daisies-- white specifically-- and would like to know what other flowers/colors would compliment them. I also love black-eyed Susans and sunflowers.

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Hi Melissa - white is a great colour and it can be used in any border. White flowers look best with some great foliage plants such as stachys, grey-blue hostas for cool whites. Creamy whites go well with warm greens such as Lady's Mantle. Ornamental grasses are good too. The white daisies would look good with the black-eyed Susans and sunflowers. I have a yellow themed border where I grow black-eyed Susan amongst other yellow flowers. Hope this helps. 😀

[@melissawritesalot1270]

@@MyGardenAcademy It does! Thank you!

[@MyGardenAcademy]

@@melissawritesalot1270 wonderful.