Chartreuse is the new black — it pairs with almost every color, functioning as a versatile neutral. Use mass plantings as a backdrop or dot the landscape with splashes of this haute hue.
Compact lime-green coneflowers complement any theme, attract butterflies. Zones 5-9.
Shade-loving ornamental grass with lime-and-white variegated cascading foliage. Turns pink in fall. Zones 5-9.
Red-veined, lime-green foliage shines brightest. Compact habit ideal for bed edges, massed or solo in part/full shade. Zones 4-9.
Sharpest chartreuse hue with iridescent spiky foliage for wet gardens. Mass to highlight deep purple-blue flowers. Zones 4-8.
Perfect "spiller" for containers or groundcover. Sprawling texture complements any combination. Zones 4-8.
Compact, graceful chartreuse foliage as focal point or mass. Full sun for brightest lime-green; orange-red fall show. Zones 4-8.
Container "spiller" growing 10 inches tall, spreading 4 feet. Combine with lobelia, salvia, zonal geraniums for sun displays.
As chartreuse as hostas get. Shade/part shade, moist well-drained soil. Zones 3-9.
Shiny, round, cream-yellow leaves. Edge pots or let wander rock gardens. Full sun. Zones 6-9.
Chartreuse on new growth or all season, plus colorful fall change. Zones 5-9.
Stunning contrasting leaf color, tidy upright habit. Zones as annual.
Quick-growing annual for instant chartreuse in containers or garden after last frost.
For a casual upscale posy: hydrangea blooms, Hypericum berries, pincushion mums, bells of Ireland.
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