Take a lesson from the small courtyard, Greek- island garden. When planting, utilize every space, and that includes bare wall. Treat them as a kind of vertical flower bed. Attach pots to the surfaces, arranging them in rows, pots with trailing orange nasturtium, with lipstick-pink pelargoniums, with deep blue verbenas, and Bidens ferulifolia with spray of bright yellow, daisylike flowers. You can use anything from terracotta pots to painted containers, to ornamental tins, even a collection of watering cans. Equally important, wall pots are a good way of softening severe architectural features, and bringsthe garden to an end wall with plants means that you blur and upgrade the boundary. It is a clever trick that is well worth copying.
MERGING COLORS
ABOVE: Instead of going for the vibrant approach with contrasting bright colored flowers, try using soft blues and purples to create a gentler ambience.
CREATING SPRAYS
LEFT: It is easy to concentrate on color and forget about shape, but a wonderful spray of flowers opening from a tight conelike container can be a magical feature. Here, the star plants are felicias and swan river daisies.
White and blue trailing lobelia with Convolvulus sabatius
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