Love these colors together.. Will be beautiful :)

A little of a very bright colour like yellow, orange, chartreuse or magenta would really pop in this subdued colour scheme, otherwise, looks good. Curious, do dusty miller’s stay perennial there?

It all depends on who is looking.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><md>I really like the new colours on your shed. They go very well with the plant colours you have selected. Just wondering if you could work some more white accents into your garden. (Notice how the white trim on your shed pops. Plus the climbing plant on your back fence looks great.)
Would it be possible to find a small table (instead of the stumps) also in white? I think it would brighten things up a bit.
I live in zone 3a so don’t feel qualified to make plant suggestions. Perhaps someone else could weigh in here.
I just love that teal colour on your shed door. With the plants you have chosen, I think you’ll end up with a very beautiful backyard. The hardscaping will come in time.

Thank you J Williams! Great idea - I was thinking of adding Nandina 'Lemon Lime' or Calandrinia which I'll reconsider :) and I'm not sure if dusty miller can be grown as a perennial here, I'll find out :)

Thank you btaylor10! Kylie M from Canada did an e-consultation with us for our paint colors and we couldn't be happier with her suggestions!! kylieminteriors.com

Great idea on the white accents! We'll likely replace the adirondack chairs and stumps next Spring for next summer and that's a great idea to incorporate the white like the trim. I'll also think about possibly adding some white flowers into the garden too :) Thank you!

If anyone has any recommended resources or tips on how to arrange the plants in the large center plot I am all ears! I already tried once but am not happy with how it turned out. I was reading it's not good to dot them all around, instead to try and group them together? Going to switch out a few of the plants and rearrange them once the rainy season starts. Thinking I'll put a row of the 4 ft h/w lomandra grass in the back, then the cotinus coggygria in front as a focal point, with groups of the other plants to the sides and in front.. I'm such a novice so appreciate any suggestions! Thank you! (the upper terrace has 3 espalier apple trees and we'll build veg beds in front of them eventually)

Thank you J Williams, that's very helpful!! Will share "after" pics once finished, likely in a month or two!

The colors will be great. Your yard layout is informal. Some taller plants, and possibly a couple small trees, would make the "central plot" more interesting. Plant taller plants in center of open spaces, and move out with smaller plants. Do a search of informal gardens to see images that are appealing to you. You might also integrate hardscape or garden features (natural or man made) into the design. You could use some potted plants (or garden art) around the several open spans of fencing. Painting the wood chairs with bright colors is another consideration.

All colors go together in a garden that what makes gardening fun .