Here’s a list of some gorgeous feminine flowers that symbolize the beauty of a woman, making them a perfect gift for them!
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While we love it when green leaves take over our gardens, sometimes we need pops of other colors to keep things lively. Explore the color wheel to add blues, greens, pinks, purples, and yellows to your flower beds, but don’t forget about the easiest color to incorporate: white. Adding this serene contrasting hue will help balance out all of the green and give your eye places to rest in the panorama of your space. When turning to white flowers, there are lots of options, from the beloved rose to the Southern-favorite–and ever-fragrant–gardenia. Train a profusion of jasmine up a trellis or plant some lilies for even more opportunities to bask in beautiful blooming perfumes throughout the seasons. Here are the 15 loveliest white flowers that will enliven your garden this year.
01 of 15 RoseThe Southern-favorite rose comes in a rainbow of hues, and many modern roses come in shades of white and cream. White shrubs include 'Macy’s Pride,' 'Sally Holmes,' and 'Snowdrift,' while white hybrid teas include 'Garden Party,' 'John F. Kennedy,' and 'Sugar Moon.' Plant 'Iceberg,' 'Prosperity', and 'White Dawn' for pale climbing roses.
02 of 15 LilyLilies have long been loved for their sprawling, curling blooms, which are often fragrant. Many hybrids come in white hues, including 'Navona' and 'Casa Blanca'. Other lilies fade to white at the edges or are speckled with white.
03 of 15 GardeniaHere’s a list of some gorgeous feminine flowers that symbolize the beauty of a woman, making them a perfect gift for them!
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We bought an old house and have been working extra hard on a self-build extension and house renovation for the last seven months. We have installed a big fixed window pane with the idea of looking out on to a lovely green back garden, but at the moment it is just a mound of earth, derived from the dig to get foundations done. What can I place here that will green quickly and also be bee and bird friendly and give us some nice colours and view for this summer? Would a wild flower meadow be the way to go until we figure out what to do with space or what can you recommend that is eco and purse friendly? RH, Co Dublin
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