First some whites:



Then some purples:




There are lots of blues in my garden:




The greens are in all the pictures. The yellows are a nice counterpoint to the blues:



Oranges are well-represented also. Remember these blooms are spread over several acres.




Not many true reds, but I'm counting this tiny allium.

4 comments:
Thanks for the rainbow! How beautiful, and what a creative idea.
Several acres? How pretty it all is! Thanks for participating in garden bloggers' bloom day. I liked seeing the flowers grouped by colors.
Carol at May Dreams Gardens
Hi Earth Girl, what a lovely way to present your contribution to Blooms Day. Lovely, this rainbow of flowers of yours. Great pics!
BTW my blooms day post is up too.
Martha, I think you need some red bee balm, some red zinnias, or maybe even some red salvia! Otherwise, I think you've done a great job of filling out the spectrum,
Renee
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