While trendy and stylish garden design enhances the outdoor area, modern colors such as Viva Magenta also characterize the selection of garden plants. The Pantone color institute has already announced its color of the year. Consumers can base their plant, home decor and fashion choices on this to stay ahead of the curve in 2023. So if you are in the process of looking for new plant varieties for your garden following the trend, the following suggestions may help you for inspiration.
Set accents in the garden with the Viva Magenta color
The vibrant shade called Viva Magenta 18-1750 gives a hint of purple and comes from the red color family. In addition, according to garden designers, it can make an outstanding statement in any garden or park landscape.Pantone SeaThis is an unconventional shade for an equally unconventional time, which is just right after the last few years. In terms of garden color, choosing such plants offers a great opportunity to add modern and eye-pleasing accents. Since magenta sits between red and blue, halfway between a warm and cool color palette, this optimistically strong color is easy to use to create the perfect color scheme.
Additionally, the bright yet deep red magenta can be found in many different plant families. So why not try magenta plants in your garden? With daylilies, dahlias, dahlias and more available in magenta hues, you can easily create a spectacular look that will transform your garden space. So discover some of this year's favorites to liven up your outdoor spaces.
Choose lush sedum as a magenta succulent
When it comes to adding perennials to the garden, sedum is always a good choice. This plant variety is capable of thriving in severe conditions. So if you are looking for a ground cover, it offers a beautiful carpet with different textures and colors. In addition, the trend color Viva Magenta can be seen in the flowers and leaves of many different variants of this plant. The variety called Sunsparkler Dream Dazzler is a good example of this, combining deep green leaves with beautiful magenta edges. With their thicker foliage, these plants store water in their leaves, making them even more robust. The sedum flowers from August to September, with Dream Dazzler reaching 20cm high and 45cm wide.
Choose daylilies in the shades of Viva Magenta
Also called daylilies, these beautiful perennials also come in many shades of magenta and can add an extra pop of color to your garden. In addition, daylilies can send out a flood of fragrant flowers 2 to 5 times each summer when they rebloom. This reblooming plant variety is therefore wonderful for a summer garden and can add color to your garden beds as a beautiful garden plant all season long. It is also perfect for planting in mixed beds andPots on a terrace, or as a balcony plant. With a height and width of 45 cm, you can enjoy the magnificent flowers from July to September.
Plant purple bells in the garden
This would be another great addition to mixed gardens or patios. Since purple bells prefer partial to full shade, they are suitable for planting between roses and shrubs. Additionally, you can enjoy a stunning magenta plant variety with eye-catching foliage all year round. The purple bell is also available in an intense Viva Magenta, with its foliage growing to around 45 cm wide. The plant also prefers moist, well-drained garden soil. So make sure your conditions are right before planting this variety. From May to July it produces small, bell-shaped flowers that bloom on slender stems and rise 60 cm above the foliage. Remove stems with spent flowers to encourage additional blooms. In addition, the small flowers are an attraction forPollinators like beesand butterflies.
Add Viva Magenta with the Purple Coneflower
Choose another magenta favorite for your garden beds by choosing purple coneflower. Enjoy its 10 cm wide flowers during the summer, from July to September. This plant variety also offers many different benefits for the garden, as it is attractive to pollinators and provides possible food for birds at the end of the flowering period through its seeds. The plant thrives in sunny locations and is drought tolerant once established. In addition, the purple coneflower is considered beautiful, compact andperennial plant, which is easy to maintain. When mature, the plant reaches 60 cm in height and 40 cm in width.
Choose ruby-colored star umbels for the garden
The next suggestion is a common choice when gifting flowers. The so-called “Ruby Wedding” variety, often found in mixed bouquets and beloved by floral designers, makes an excellent cut flower. In addition, the star umbel is also suitable for drying so that you can decorate your home in winter using the trendy color Viva Magenta. The plant variety has thin, wiry stems with flowers and grows up to 60 cm high and 40 cm wide. You can enjoy and harvest its flowers from June to September. It is a hardy flower and is easy to plant along borders or in containers.
Magnificent spar in Viva Magenta as a lush addition to flower beds
Anyone who wants to have a beautiful flower garden should consider this plant variety. This gives your garden more dynamism in magenta shades. In addition, the splendor is a very popular flower variety for its fluffy petals that will never go unnoticed in the garden bed. With its compact growth at a height of 40 cm and a width of 45 cm, this variety is also ideal for planting in flower pots and containers. This also makes them a perfect choice for a balcony or terrace. The magnificent spar enjoys moist, well-drained soil in a full to partially shaded location. From June to July you can look forward to an abundance of flowers.
Decorate magnificent garden beds with decorative dahlias
Last but not least, new varieties of dahlias allow you to make your garden area look even more vibrant with color and texture. The highlight of this flower is its pompom-like bloom, which sits on a skirt of light pink petals. In addition, after planting the dahlia, you can proudly display Viva Magenta in your garden from July to October. Grow these in mixed beds to draw the attention of guests, neighbors or passers-by to the magnificent flowers. With a height of 90 cm, the large pompoms are also perfect as cut flowers for indoor bouquets. However, dahlias are not hardy plants. So, to enjoy their splendor next year, make sure you dig up and store your tubers in the fall before the weather turns frosty.
