More pics from the UBC Botanical Gardens'
My visit in April, 2005:
Now, this is true colour. I saw a bouquet of artificially coloured flowers delivered to someone at work the other day, a blue that was horrible! I re-learned recently, from an expert fibre artist who often uses natural materials to dye her fibres, that naturally dyed colours are always easy to combine or match: any colour goes with any colour, as long as the dyes are from plant/natural materials. Matching artificially/commercially dyed fibres is much more challenging.
How's that for an opinionated rant?
1 Comments:
I am not sure that was much of a "rant" really but it was interesting.
I agree that color coordination has never been a big problem for my garden. My first garden was all blues and purples but I was a novice. Now I just do my own thing and it's ok.
Funny how I have no style in clothes but the garden looks GREAT !
Explains why there are gran-imals in clothes but not plants.
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