Gardeners learn the joy of creating color in the garden with easeAny gardener can transform a dull perennial patch into a visual paradise with the expert tips in these beautifully illustrated
pages. Written by a trained artist, The Gardener's Palette offers inspiration and instruction on "painting" with nature's colors. With a simple introduction to the color wheel and basic color
theory, green thumbs learn to use harmonies and contrasts in the garden as an artist does on canvas. More than 300 glorious color photographsmany in close-up detailshowcase brilliant uses
of color in gardens both real and impressionistic, including masterpieces by Monet and van Gogh.This accessible guide offers chapters on container gardens, explaining how to experiment to
create simple and complex color schemes by arranging and rearranging plant pots. Sections on background colorsneglected in other booksexplore the visual roles of greens, grays, and whites
in the garden. There are even suggestions on using pots, fabrics, and other outdoor decorating materials to enhance nature's hues. This handsome volume makes a wonderful gift for anyone
striving to achieve color confidence in the garden.
