Tulip Colour Combinations

Take a look at the Best Yellow Tulip Varieties and bring a touch of sweetness to your garden. These long-lasting tulips are perfect for revamping any garden or centerpiece and adding a touch of brightness to any setting.

Have you ever visited a botanical garden on a warm spring day and marveled at tulips in a rainbow of colors, with shapes ranging from cups to stars, contrasting striations, and ruffled edges?Now’s your chance to bring a taste of that awes

Tulips are popular around the World, often known as the soul of Spring, and historically symbolic for perfect love. Finding the perfect Tulip for your location can often be challenging, particularly as many of Tulip cultivar’s are fussy and short-lived.

If you love flowers, then you must be a fan of tulips. As they come in so many colors and textures, we have put an incredible list to help you in selecting the Best Types of Tulip Varieties.

Tulips, members of the Tulipa genus, come in many different varieties. Not sure how to tell which is which, or where to start?If you’re a tulip-lover who’s ready to expan

Do not forget the pleasures of Acers in spring and early summer. New buds and leaves are an interesting feature of carefully chosen species. Visit a good garden center or a renown public garden like RHS Harlow Carr in Harogate  We know that Maple trees or Acers have exceptional colour in autumn which is why tourists flock to New England and the eastern seaboard to see the flaming colours. Cold nights and warm days are the conditions that help turn green leaves to vibrant colours. With the falling temperatures, the lush green colours of summer have been replaced with vivid reds, golden yellows and browns.

Pothos is one of the most versatile specimens for both indoors and outdoors. You can also combine its different varieties for a spectacular display, also known as Frankenstein Pothos! Here’s How to Grow Different Pothos in One Pot!

The Odd Splash of Colour Amongst the Green There’s always a lull in the borders at this time of year when the roses go over and the late summer colour is still in the wings. This is especially true this year when foliage definitely predominates over flowers, but I have got the odd good corner.

This year I planted my sweet peas in a large galvanised water tank and once they had finished flowering I planted it up with a mixed bunch of leftovers from other parts of the garden – while everything else is gently subsiding into soft autumnal shades, this hotchpotch is continuing to perform in quite a jolly fashion. .

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Green is the Colour Chew Valley Trees garden transported me back to my recent visit to Sweden (about which I will blog in due course). Although it was inspired by the Canadian landscape it could just as easily have been Sweden with its naturalistic planting of trees, its limestone pavement and its log cabin aesthetic.

It’s been a vintage year for tulips I’ve picked up some useful tips, ideas and new varieties ·      Tu