Contrast shapes (spiky vs. round), heights (tall vs. low), and textures (fine vs. coarse). Use color echoes (hot with hot, pastel with pastel). Plant in drifts of 3–5 for natural look.
Annual salvia, miniature roses, ‘Stella d’Oro’ daylily, creeping phlox, sedum ‘Angelina’, thyme.
Include early (bulbs), mid (iris, peony), late (asters, sedum), and fall (mums, grasses) bloomers.
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