White monochromatic plantings are often associated with elegance and simplicity. Including silver foliage in white gardens can enhance the design, especially for moon gardens where plants glow in the moonlight. A beautiful example of a white monochromatic container garden which will light up any corner of your garden. Texture and form play crucial roles in monochromatic plant combinations since color is not the only factor creating visual interest. By incorporating plants with varying textures and bold forms, such as balloon-sized blossoms or large leaves among finer-textured plants, you can create accents and focal points within your monochromatic designs.
Here’s a hot new trend in container gardening so when you’re building your containers think monochromatic this is a great example of a white combo using a a filler component of a petunia a tall component of a white Salvia and a more spilling component of a Verina when you’re making your
Combinations make sure sure to have all summer blooming or all spring blooming all fall blooming so that you have color impact for the entire season