Every gardener gravitates toward certain colors. Build designs around a favorite hue—its tints (pastels) and tones (deeper shades) naturally harmonize, especially yellows, purples, and blues. Green, nature's neutral, complements everything.
Pair neighbors on the color wheel: yellow + orange, purple + blue. These combinations reliably please.
Reds can clash. Separate "cool" reds (blue/violet undertones) from "warm" reds (orange/brown undertones). Not a hard rule—test with your designer's eye.
Opposites pop: yellow ↔ purple, orange ↔ blue, red ↔ green. For subtle opposites, use a color wheel.
Garden palettes shift seasonally—embrace the changes, tweak as plantings mature. For more inspiration, watch Barb Pierson's "Garden Inspirations" video or browse the Gardening Help section online.
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