Me too.

@Fernapple somehow I can't click on any emoji today... at least on my phone. So I can't acknowledge reading comments or react towards a post. ?

@Zoohome With you anyway.

Thank you, just natural no filters or cromatic changes in photoshop.

Wow that musyt have been a sight. Some people just get lucky.

Nice idea, though colour scheme gardens can be hard to do, especially if you don't want to end up with something dull.

@Fernapple I agree. I am never impressed by white gardens. Mine won't be totally pink and blue. There will also be Gray's and whites and splashes of lime green.

@CeliaVL The most famous white garden of course was the one at Sizzinghurst, and that gave rise to a lot of the others, but even that was white, green and silver if you read V .S.-W. original writings about it. And though it works well I have not seen any other that does. To pull off themes you really do need at least V.S.-W.s tallent, themed gardens rarely work because you start by restricting what you can use, and for ordinary mortals that is just an extra difficulty to overcome.

@Fernapple I think themed seasons are a nice plan to go for - warm colours in the autumn and winter and cool colours in the spring and summer. That is what I intend to go for

Sonmetimes soil chemistry can alter flower colour, usually cleated iron, or lime can help, depending if you are acid or alchaline.

@Fernapple I have to add iron to the hydrangeas to make the bloom blue. Never tried it with the iother flowers.