-design can be tricky. A good place to start is the color wheel. For example, gardens planted in shades of the same hue — pink, to name one — are pleasing to the eye. Colors next to each other on the color wheel — purple and red — look good together, as do colors across from each other — purple and yellow. Foliage can also provide much-needed texture in the garden to add visual interest even when blooms have waned.
