Garden Color

The cool hues of blue flowers enhance any garden. Isn’t it time you got the blues?

Lavish and leafy green-leaf plants add a soothing and neutral touch to gardens.

Lovely lavender flowers! Pair them with blues and pinks for a cottage-style look.

Amp up the color in your garden with an array of orange-hue blooms.

Pretty pastel or vibrantly hot, pink has many personalities for your garden.

Purple ranges from deep velvety rich to almost pastel. Try these purple blooms.

Big, bold, and eye-catching, red flowers add sizzle to your beds and borders.

Add frosty silvery foliage to your beds, borders, and containers. They look good with any companion.

White blooms cool down the landscape. Plus they add a little glow in after-dark gardens.

Sunny yellow, gold, or amber: Yellow flowers add spark to your garden in a range of shades.

Black flowers? Check out these unusual blooms that look stunning with nearly any partner plants.

Blue flowers add a calming element to a garden. Check out the possibilities.

Infuse a little joy in your garden with the sunny disposition of yellow flowers.

Color is an important design element in landscaping. Get tips for colorful flowers and foliage.

Pair pink and purple flowers to create effortless great looks in flowerbeds and containers.

Combine plants using the color wheel to create complimentary color schemes.

Hot red, soft pink: the color combinations are irresistible. Make eye-catching combinations!

Velvety purple and stark white pair well together in beds, borders, and containers.

Purple and yellow are color opposites (on the color wheel), which makes them excellent bedfellows.

Add the citrusy sparkle of yellow and orange planting. A cheery combination!

Subtle and soothing, green and white flowers and foliage add peace to the garden.

Sunny and hot, yellow and red flowers infuse any bed with vivid color.

Blue is soothing and calming in the garden. Discover how to use blue in combination or alone.

Colorful gardens don’t just happen. Discover how to get the “wow” effect using bold colors.

Lime-green flowers go with everything! Discover some beautiful blooms and gorgeous pairings.

Plant a patriotic garden using flowers of the American flag: red, white, and blue.

You don’t need flowers to make a splashy garden. See what foliage plants can do.

Pastel, old-fashioned gardens create a lovely, restful feeling. See which flowers to add to your garden.

Green is a restful color in the garden. See how to use it beds, borders, and containers.

Pastel lavender can add an old-fashioned feeling to your garden. See how to use in it beds and borders.

What’s your favorite color? Red, blue, white? Plant a whole bed of flowers in one color for a bold look.

Citrusy orange flowers come in a range of options. Add a squeeze of orange to your garden.

Pretty pink flowers can range from pastel to hot. See how to use pink in your garden.

Purple flowers range from deep, velvety hues that appear almost black to pale periwinkle.

Red flowers take on different properties, depending on what you plant near them. See how to use red.

Silver foliage plants come in a wide range of leafy options: artemisia, artichoke, lamium, and more.

It’s as easy as 1-2-3! Combine three flower colors to create a beautiful garden.

Go tropical no matter where you live. Discover how to add plants to create an exotic look.

With just two colors of flowers, you can create a visually diverse garden. Learn how.

White flowers are like chameleons. They take on colors of flowers to which they are paired.

Foliage maintains its good looks all season. Learn how to use it as a standout or filler.

Yellow flowers mix well with so many different colors. Discover the charms of yellow blooms.