orange/blue

nasturtiums/forget me nots

Dark pinks, soft pinks, whites, silver/grey foliage, and maybe a smattering of lavender/purple. This is always my first favorite color combination.

Then purples, oranges, pale yellows, peach, white, and again, the silver/grey foliage plants as my second favorites.

Salvias, Gerberas, artemesias, Lamb's Ear, cannas, roses are just a few of the plants that I use.

Lime Green and Dark Purple
Grey-green and purple
Grey-green and pink
I'm looking at combining red and pink impatiens this year...
double impatiens if I can get them...

I like the Joker pansies, orange and purple.

I really enjoy orange and blue too. Peachy and blue and laveder also.

I also like the fuschia hardy geraniums with the lime green leaves as in Anne Folkard's cranesbill.

Deep Purple, Varigated Purple, Red, and White

orange, yellow and lavendar!

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Purple salvia with purple verbena and yellow agyranthemum.

Violet verbena with 'Tiger Eye' marigolds.

Orange and purple impatiens. (Deep but not dark purple.)

Also white and red impatiens.

I don't have a favorite combination, I just plant things everywhere in no particular pattern, and it turns out o.k. Much like nature, I daresay.

I do have pots of red, white, and blue on my front walk, and have had them for 3 years now.

Just Joey peach rose with a purple leafed filbert planted behind it- it stops everyone in their tracks.
Oh wait, it's not annual- how about a sea of chartruese margarite sweet potato spangled with orange and yellow tassels of emelia. Magenta globe amaranth planted in front of purple perilla. My pink flamingo in front of the perilla?

This year I ended up with 2 monochromatic plant combos that keep making me say 'wow' when I look at them.

Red on red:
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Purple next to purple:
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