Large or small, shiny like silk or soft like velvet, chosen in contrasting or matching shades, every flower contributes to a well-designed composition. Each one has earned its place in this sea of flowers. The look is joyful and immediately attracts attention. Get advice on the choice of balcony plants and try creating this beauty on your own balcony. Create colorful pairings that you can enjoy throughout the summer.
The right choice of balcony plants
Using plants of different sizes and colors is one way to bring more expression to the overall composition. That is why beautiful petunias work well paired with exquisite daisies or fine calibrachoa.
Combine in pairs – choosing balcony plants
If you want a polished result, combine flowers and plants whose leaves have different shapes. That looks great, we can assure you. For example, you can combine the rounded petals of verbena (Verbena) with the bright colors of dimorphotheca (Osteospermum) or gaillardia (blanket flower). Each flower is beautiful on its own; the main goal is to improve the composition by combining their strengths. Experiment boldly. The end result is sure to be amazing.
Sansevieria and dahlias
Color pairings can also be a key element of the composition. You can select plants in contrasting colors or similar shades. Related shades go well together, so you cannot go wrong combining flowers in yellow and orange, pink and red, or blue and purple. Color contrast is even more striking and can create a stunning look on your balcony. For example, combine blue and yellow, or orange zinnia with purple brachycome, chrysanthemums, or petunias. What do you think?
Create contrasts
Current trends for balcony plants
The latest trend is to create picturesque matches between the colors and shapes of flowers and leaves. When choosing plants and flower pairs, however, you also need to consider the growth rate of each plant and adapt the arrangement accordingly. Only then will the plants avoid competing for space and light, and you can create beautiful compositions. The effort is worth it, because you'll have a sea of flowers on the balcony and enjoy beautiful colors throughout the summer. We hope you enjoy it.
Purple calibrachoa 
Repeating colors
Different types of pots
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