A garden full of colour

A garden full of colour

  World shimmers with thousands of colours, each of us is surrounded by they most loved. Also in our gardens we can find hundreds of colours. Their selection is often a reflection of our character and personality, as well as the colour palette used in our homes. Beautifully arranged garden is natural expansion and extension of our living room, kitchen, our home.

  Beautiful green is a great hallmark of each. Gardens shouldn't be monotonous colour. Warm and light colours focus sight, lighten and accentuate the space at the same time reducing the perspective. On the other hand cold colours broaden the perspective, perfectly blending into the background of green. One of the basic principles of the arrangement of gardens and plants selection should be their colour. This will prevent the impression of chaos and fighting between plants planted next to each other with blue, red, green or grey leaves. The most harmonious and recommended by almost all the books in the field of garden compositions are contrasting colours connections. The strongest contrasts create connections saturated blues, reds and yellows. Remember that even a small set of rich colours will attract more attention than the vast flower bed with many shades similar to each other. Just recall the memory of spring flowerbeds with yellow daffodils and purple hyacinth to note that such compositions are eye-catching and make our relaxation pleasant. Orange and red flowers will enliven and warm any composition, blue will add a sense of freshness, but also peace and harmony, yellow will make sun shine in our garden even on cloudy days.

  To help you choose plants for your garden below we put a sample division of plants which the criterion is just their colour. You don't need to limit yourself only to the colourful flowers, you can also use the colour palette leaves, stems and fruit of many shrubs and trees. We should also remember abut autumn hyper pigmentations leaves of many trees and shrubs which bring to our gardens a new freshness before winter sleep. In that time in leaves occur complex chemical processes due to nutrition process ends and leaves release a yellow or red color, so far dominated by the green pigment (chlorophyll).

White

  White-flowering plants: Datura (Datura), Iberis, Karlovy chrysanthemum white acidantera, agapanthus,