GREAT work! I love Strobilanthes dyerianus as well. I have one in an arragement of terra cotta pots and the other two I have in galvanized containers to play off the whole metalic feel of it.
Nicotianas also do it for me this year! I think next year all I am going to grow in my pots (now we know this won’t come true) will be Nicotiana.
I really do need to come and chat with you one day.
Thanks Bruce! I would love to visit with you one day. I think I have nursery work in my blood! I can’t remember which Nicotiana that was, I recall it being a tender perennial here in these parts though. I love using both the Strobilanthes and Nictotiana in pots. They both have such wonderful personalities and make it easy to combine with a wide variety of planting styles.
Let’s stay in touch!
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Absolutly stunning. Just beautiful.
Thank you for leaving SUCH a nice comment!
Hi!
beautiful! what is the orange flower on the 3rd picture?
Nemesia- one of my all time favorites! Thank you!
I loved all the combinations …. but the little orange flower against the coleus really caught my eye!
GREAT work! I love Strobilanthes dyerianus as well. I have one in an arragement of terra cotta pots and the other two I have in galvanized containers to play off the whole metalic feel of it.
Nicotianas also do it for me this year! I think next year all I am going to grow in my pots (now we know this won’t come true) will be Nicotiana.
I really do need to come and chat with you one day.
Thanks Bruce! I would love to visit with you one day. I think I have nursery work in my blood! I can’t remember which Nicotiana that was, I recall it being a tender perennial here in these parts though. I love using both the Strobilanthes and Nictotiana in pots. They both have such wonderful personalities and make it easy to combine with a wide variety of planting styles.
Let’s stay in touch!
One of my fav color combos! Great examples, I’m drooling!
Thank you Fern!!
Wow. Stunning pictures! Is that a tall purple Nicotania in the last picture or something else?
Yes, a perennial variety too! Yummy!