Red White Blue Garden Design

Red White Blue Garden Design

Helpful Hints

• By eliminating or substituting for the Buddleia, Lavender, and Penstmon, this garden can be a zone 4 collection. Substituting for the Geum Mrs. J Bradshaw will make this garden a zone 3 collection.
• Plant this design against a sunny corner of the house or along the borders of a walkway
• Add in flowering shrubs such as Red Hybrid Azaleas, White Spirea, or White or Red Meidiland shrub Roses to intensify your Red, White & Blue display.
• Plant the Delphinums at a spacing closer than recommended, and they will support each other all season without the use of stakes.

a. Aquilegia ‘Cardinal’
b. Dianthus ‘Arctic Fire’
c. Dianthus ‘Frosty Fire’
d. Geum ‘Mrs. J. Bradshaw’
e. Penstemon ‘Scarlet Queen’
f. Tanacetum ‘Robinson’s Crimson’
g. Buddleia ‘White Profusion’
h. Delphinium ‘MF Pure White ‘
i. Echinacea ‘White Swan’
j. Iberis ‘Purity’
k. Veronica ‘Icicle’
l. Aquilegia ‘Blue Bird’
m. Campanula ‘Brirch Hybird’
n. Campanula ‘Joan Elliott’
o. Delphinium ‘Bellamosum’
p. Lavandula ‘Martha Roderick’
q. Scabiosa ‘Butterfly Blue’
r. Veronica ‘Blue Carpet’

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