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- Phone: In formal garden design, colour palettes play a crucial role in establishing a sense of harmony and sophistication. Typically, these gardens favour a limited range of colours, often incorporating shades that complement one another. Classic combinations such as whites, greens, and muted pastels can create a serene atmosphere, while bolder hues may be strategically placed to enhance focal points. The choice of flowers, foliage, and hardscaping should all align with the overall aesthetic vision, ensuring consistency throughout the space.
- Achieving a balanced colour palette requires careful consideration of seasonal blooms and plant variations. Selecting plants that provide interest across different times of the year can maintain the integrity of the colour scheme. For example, using evergreens alongside seasonal flowering plants ensures that the garden retains its charm even when certain blooms fade. Additionally, integrating various textures and leaf shapes within the chosen colour palette can add depth and visual intrigue, further enhancing the formal structure of the design.
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- In landscape gardening, the synergy between plants and materials is crucial for achieving a cohesive design. Selecting plants that complement the hardscape elements, such as pathways, walls, and patios, creates visual harmony. For instance, the use of stone or brick can enhance the natural beauty of lush foliage. Choosing a limited colour palette for both plants and materials helps reinforce the overall aesthetic. This approach allows for a seamless transition between living and structural components of the garden.
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