My builder uses Houzz Pro to plan the timeline and give detailed estimates and daily updates with photos of progress, and provide invoices at pre-agreed key points in the build. This made the whole experience much more efficient and stress-free.
Does anyone have either of these in their garden they are willing to post photos of? They both seem to be very dark colors, however I am curious how true to life this is.
Here's Romantika. It's actually a bit darker than the upper flowers, more like the lower ones - just overexposed photo.
Below is Viola which I think is actually just a bit darker, though they aren't near enough so I can compare colors in person. I like the flower form a bit more as well since Romantika's tepals curl back as the flower ages. It's a bit less red as well, more a true purple, while in my garden R. has a definite red-purple tone. The flowers over toward the left side are more true to color while the one in the center is overexposed.
I don't have and haven't seen Shogun.
Remember that besides the question of your computer's color balance which may effect how you see the flower color, your soil and sun exposure may effect how the colors look as well.
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