Specialty Gardening: What are your methods for following color with color?, 1 by Pfg

Pfg wrote:
The pink is Sedum Rosy Glow, in a terra cotta pot. It's going down a level with the PG and Little Lime Hydrangeas, which have now turned that lovely pink blush color. There's a soft pink mum down there already, and some tall sedums at the other end of that border, near the tall grasses and daylilies. That should work well with the Joe Pye, and make for a nice fall show. Next year I'll use warmer tones under the PG, much less white.

It's so hard to keep up with everything! This year I've been so focused on the lower border the main one got much less attention than usual, and other areas got none. The old herb garden, which became much too shady, has gone wild. One good thing is lots of Rudbeckia showed up, but there's a terrible mess along with it. I'll get to it one of these days...