Gardening: experts talked about their hobby using the example of a white garden

The White Garden is a laconic space associated with serenity, neatness and tenderness. The gardeners told what flowers you need to pay attention to.

A monochrome garden can be boring. But this is only at first glance. White contains the entire spectrum, so gardeners see many tones in it - from pearlescent to dirty gray.

The planning of such plantings should begin in the fall. Break up the beds, arrange bushes and flowers. Experts even recommend making schematic sketches of the future breakdown, purchasing seeds and inventory.

In early spring, snowdrops, crocuses, daffodils and tulips can delight the eye. Corydalis and lilies of the valley appear after them.

The first rays of the sun will help white irises, bells and daisies appear. They are followed by royal flowers - lily, rose, wild rose, peony.

Autumn will delight you with phlox, asters and chrysanthemums.

Gardeners recommend complementing flower arrangements with white shrubs or tree grass, which bloom towards the end of spring. Hydrangeas, rhododendrons and lilacs will look good.

White gardens seem to beckon with their whiteness. But at the same time, they are very harmonious with the greenery. People who are engaged in breeding exclusively white flowers are said to be neat, sometimes pedantic natures. Perceptive, critical.

Planting monochrome gardens helps a person to concentrate on the essentials. Develop consistency, sometimes even purposefulness. And high self-organization is also connected to white gardens.

Earlier it was reported about a couple from the USA, which creates unusual flower pots for indoor plants.