The tubs are all that is filled enough for my own post.
Please include any garden combos you love.
This is Platycodon dwarf, with Watermelon coleus and pink wave petunias and salmon neuguinies
Your Favorite plant combinations
Thats a novel way to plant hostas.Love the verigates.
NICE
pretty!
Very nice ge and dragonfly. This is my third year with flowers and the first really doesn't count as it was pitiful. Haven't done combos--only mass plantings of asters, strawflowers and zinnias all grown from seed as well as a few dozen dahlias. Don't know where to start with combos. How did you decide? Browse catalogs, nurseries and botanic gardens? Grew this and decided that would work with it? Copy from others as I think I'll do with both of you....all of the above? Size and timing of blooms is what looks insurmountable right now.
All of the above and posted my own thread to get others to come to me for a change.
lol *-)
I have a new coleus I love Black Night.
I have been putting plants in the ground for 40 years and it was trialand error until I found DG.
Combining annuals is a no brainer as they all have the same season for the most part. I still have to concentrate mor on finding Perens that compliment my lilies bloom time.
ge, you just about said it all. I have done gardening and painted pics and taken photos and skimmed through mags all my life and I am retired so thats a long time. I just more or less do my own color combinations even when I paint from a pattern book, I get the outline and do my own thing not thiers. Also there is a lot of trial and error. I only have one more container and I do it the same every year with caladiums. BEV
Bev! as a painter your placing the light Caladiums against a darker background is just the right thing to do.
It always works.
Always a winner with your photos Victor.
Thank you, Jo Ann.
First year for both of them. Al told me After Midnight did not return for him. Hopefully better for me. I like Coconut Lime and it seems to return reliably.
Your Favorite plant combinations . . .Please include any garden combos you love . . .
Fried peppers & onions is #1.
Unless farm and garden combos are allowed. Then its bacon, lettuce and tomatoes.
(i wish my containers would grow... i have to keep moving things that are too crowded! ^_^)
victor after midnight cone is one of my favorites - comes back strong for me - one of the keepers i won't give away to my neighbor if it comes up from the seed heads i left on.
Good to hear!
Are those leaves really that blue green?
What a combo. Really beautiful
Thanks. Yes - silvery blue-green. Really a cool, underused plant.
Nice! Reminds me a little of rose campion, but greener...
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