Orange Spice List

September Color of the Month

 

 

Orange Spice List

Trees: 
Sorbus(fruit)
Shrubs:
Azalea
Berberis
Hamamelis
Potentilla
Punica
Pyracantha(berries)
Rhododendron
Rosa
Vines
Bignonia
Campsis
Celastrus(fruit)
Eccremocarpus
Lonicera
Perennials
Achillea
Agastache
Asclepias
Begonia
Calceolaria
Calla
Canna
Chrysanthemum
Coreopsis
Crocosmia
Digitalis
Echinacea
Eremurus
Erysimum
Euphorbia griffithii
Gaillardia
Geum
Helenium
Helianthemum
Hemerocallis
Kniphofia
Leonotis
Lewisia
Ligularia
Lillium

Perennials cont'd
Lychnis
Meconopsis
Mimulus
Oenothera
Papaver
Pardancanda
Phlox
Phygelus
Physalis
Potentilla
Primula
Rudbeckia
Trollius
Zauschneria
Bulbs
Arum (fruit)
Canna
Crocosmia
Daffodil
Dahlia
Fritillaria
Hyacinth
Iris
Lily
Tulip
Annuals
Abutilon
Arctotis
Begonia
Brugmansia
Calceolaria
Calendula
Callibracoa (Million Bells)
Celosia
Coleus (foliage)
Cosmos
Dahlia
Diascia
Echeveria
Escholtzia (Cal. Poppy)
Gazania
Geranium
Helichrysum(Strawflower)

Annuals cont'd
Impatiens
Lantana
Leonotus
Lotus Vine
Marigold
Mina lobata
Nasturtium
Nemesia
Osteospermum
Pansy
Portulaca
Primrose
Rudbeckia
Salpiglossis
Sanvitalia
Snapdragon
Statice
Sunflower
Thunbergia
Osteospermum
Viola
Zinnia
Orange Foliage
Anemanthele
Berberis Orange Rocket
Carex testacea
Libertia
Fall Foliage
Acer
Cercis Forest Pansy
Cotinus
Crataegus
Fothergilla
Hamamelis
Lagerstroemia
Liquidambar
Metasequoia
Parrotia
Physocarpus
Prunus
Rhus


 

 

 

 

 

 

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September Color of the Month:

Orange Spice

Orange is hot! It makes its presence known, bringing richness and intensity to the garden scene. Orange blends beautifully with chartreuse, yellow and red, holding up well even in the brightest of sunny spots. It can be softened using cream, buff and peach toned blooms and bronze to copper foliage. Try orange with the rich burgundy leaves of Barberries, Ninebark(physocarus) and Bronze Fennel for a satisfying combo.             The first orange blooms to appear in my garden are Princess Irene Tulips which glow like orange and pink flames against the lime green of new spring foliage. More impressive in stature are the tall stems bearing hanging clusters of burnt orange bells of Imperial Fritillaries. A pool of burning lava-orange Helianthemum Henfield Brilliant simmers around the acid green blooms of Euphorbia wulfeni.