The topic of color to adorn and beautify our gardens is something that we must take into account.. Many gardens are confident in using nice combinations, others use subtle combinations of different colors of flowers, but the clever use of only one or two shades s can produce some lovely unusual effects.
One of the most renowned gardens was the famous White Garden provided by Vita Sackville-West, but similar gardens can be planted by anyone anywhere, from large to small. The use of color or tone group allows the gardener to highlight the texture and scale of different plants, and also to create very painterly effects, like the painter Claude Monet did in his beautiful garden at Giverny.
As with any garden, the color of the plantations should be carefully planned. Although often some of the finest groups of colors and designs are the unexpected. A splash of yellow on a self-sown seedling, for example, may be just the contrast needed to reveal the full force of a rose.
