Flower pairings

Designing your garden is the first step in setting you up for a successful growing season. One such thing to consider is companion planting! Companion planting is a true art form, incorporating beauty and growing preferences to make stunning garden displays. Better yet pick perennials so their blooms will come back year after year!

These tips for creating plant combinations in your yard will help make your garden landscaping look beautiful. Great ideas for updating your garden design with beautiful flowers, bushes and perennials.

Adding a splash of color to your flower garden is easy and fun when you understand the basics of color combinations. With an understanding of perennials, annual flowers and creative color wheel theory, you can create a beautiful, vibrant flower garden that will last all season long. Whether you’re looking to add a soft, pastel touch or create a rainbow of colors, the possibilities are endless with the perfect color combinations.

Figuring out what plants go together in containers can be confusing! Let's take the guess work out of container gardening with some gorgeous mixed flower pot ideas for your summer porch and patio.

Flowers and herbs of many types can be planted together. There are lots of varieties that do fantastic intermixed together. It varies a great deal by the kind of flower or herb and some pair together better than others. The ones that grow best with each other are those with the same soil, climate, and sun needs.

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Look here for ideas and inspiring galleries of combined flower and plant varieties. Create a colorful flower garden full of roses, lilies, daffodils, perennials and annuals by using our helpful guidelines for pairing plants.