VIBGYOR Gardens
- Meenal Harankhedkar, Director of Horticulture
- Jul 15, 2022
- 1 min read
From top right to left: Vitex, Hydrangea, Hosta, Cactus, Lilies, Gladiolus
Summer colors gardens in all shades of a rainbow. VIBGYOR designs work well in both spring and summer, with ample choices in both seasons. Here are some easy choices of plants for a summer VIBGYOR garden
V- violet Vitex, Irises, Asters
I- indigo Mahonia, Phlox, Centaurea
B- blue Hydrangea, Echinops, Salvia
G- green Hosta, Hakone grass, River Oats
Y- yellow Sunflowers, Rudbeckias, Gillaridias, Roses
O- orange Crocossmia, Daylilies, Nasturtiums
R- red Gladioli, Yarrow, Climbing Roses
London Town Gardens right now have all shades of a rainbow in bloom. Come and enjoy them in person and get inspired for your own VIBGYOR garden!
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