1. Patterns, 2. Lily of the Valley, 3. Untitled, 4. 春だね~!, 5. friday’s flower power, 6. Frond, 7. green in white, 8. TW Garden 09, 9. Blätter mit Libelle, 10. [3] milk, 11. Green, 12. Untitled, 13. low green, 14. Macro II: Buttercups, 15. beautiful seeds
Pantone Color Institute predicts that “Aurora,” “Tomato Puree,” and “Eucalyptus” will be the hot colors for spring/summer 2010, according to an article on CNNMoney.com. Aurora is a yellow tinted with green that gives off a burst of energy. Tomato Puree is a red that can be paired with turquoise, another Pantone hot hue, for a retro look. Eucalyptus is a cool and classic hue. I pulled together these mosaic of garden pictures to get in the spirit…I think I am channeling the eucalyptus mood right now, though I think it will be the hardest to capture reliably in the landscape. Which is your favorite?
1. Build stairs to the stars but obey the trees, 2. Red flowers, 3. さらに赤い花 #2, 4. Spring Garden Water, 5. A Beautiful Decline, 6. Flower, 7. Autumn, 8. Amaranthus paniculatus, 9. Begônia elatior “Rieger”, 10. 20080613_1767, 11. flower_10, 12. Eden Project 08 04 2007 #202
1. My 1,000th Picture, 2. dandelion, 3. Espernallac 1 (Santolina chamaecyparissus), 4. kalanchoe luciae, 5. goldenrod display, 6. Spring in Elbe Sandstone Mountains, 7. Way on yellow sea, 8. Jewelweed, 9. Untitled, 10. gradient, 11. glads, 12. Yellow flowers
I love the eucalyptus, but that is no surprise considering I use it in everything. 🙂
http://homepages.tesco.net/~chris.jrthomas/ifl_5eucalyptus.html
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/cb/Eucalyptus_wildfire_seeds.jpg
http://www.australianseed.com/images/800px-Eucalyptus_deglupta-base.jpg
The eucalyptus palatte really captures my imagination as well. Look at the range of tones in leaf bark and seed.!!
I thinK the glaucus blue-green, lichen colors of dianthus, lavendar, fothergilla, itea, blueberry,
(and more) set against our NE woodlands is wonderful.