Day 329 - Textural Temptation
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I looked over the balcony and was smitten with desire. No Romeo was calling my name. This plant nerd was being wooed by a trio of good-looking container plantings. It's subtle shades of color echo through the grouping but the contrasts in texture are what grabbed my attention. Thick oval leaves of some tropical that I need help identifying, fine grassy foliage of Pennisetum Fireworks, a hint of danger hidden in the large fragrant white blossoms of the Brugmansia, and a little peek-a-boo of petunia all combine into a display that is strikingly attractive. The Indiana Museum of Art had already won my admiration; this type of creative combination is ensuring my devotion.
Labels: Container Gardening365 Days of Container Gardening; Garden Places You Need to See
1 Comments:
Glad you enjoyed the IMA, Barbara. The tropical is Ficus elastica - I've lost track of the cultivar. These containers were designed by horticulturist Katie Booth. It's Indianapolis by the way not Indiana. But come back and visit soon!
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