The Guardian Environment·3 min read·medium

Purple reign: how shade became British gardeners’ favourite

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Helena Horton
Purple reign: how shade became British gardeners’ favourite
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British gardeners are increasingly favoring purple-hued plants like lavender and salvia over traditional grey paving and lawn-heavy designs. Research from the Royal Horticultural Society indicates a shift toward more naturalistic, colorful garden aesthetics.

More than 11,000 visitors of RHS Garden Wisley’s Hilltop were asked to pick their favourite colour for plants. More than 11,000 visitors of RHS Garden Wisley’s Hilltop were asked to pick their favourite colour for plants. Gardens Purple reign: how shade became British gardeners’ favourite Britons move away from trend of grey paving and pristine lawns in an embrace of colour, with lavender a top choice

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