If you want to add blooms to your garden but can’t choose a flower that will match all the rest of the garden, I have an idea: choose white flowers as their basic colro will help you integrate them anywhere, from a cozy cottage garden to a minimalist porch. Which white blooms are the best and how to pull off such a garden without boring looks? Here are some ideas.
What White Flowers To Pick?
There are many white blooms as almost any flower has a variety with such a color. Mums and dahlias, zinnias and cosmos, roses and hydrangeas, jasmine and astilbe, chamomiles and daises and many other flowers can be applied to your garden depending on the style. A classic garden can be finished off with roses and hydrangeas, a cottage or wildflower-inspired one will look great with daises and chamomiles, rustic gardens can welcome mums and hydrangeas, and modern and minimalist spaces can be accented with astilbe, zinnias and cosmos that will bring a lot of impact paired with greenery. If you have an arch or a facade to cover, prefer white flower vines liek climbing roses. If you have a rock garden, white blooming groundcovers are your choice.
The arrangement of vintage planters with white flowers and topiaries is a classic solution for a porch or staircase.
The minimal flower beds with different white blooms and grasses are a cool solution for a modern garden.
The sophisticated front yard is done with lawn, topiaries and white blooms and some trees and it's a perfect frame for the facade.
These built-in garden beds show off white roses and lavender growing together for a modern feel.
The sophisticated white space is done with pavers and built-in garden beds that include blooming trees and just flowers.
The garden includes a lot of white blooms and greenery, and the white arch will be covered with vines.
Line up the walkway with white blooms to make it look elegant and leave an impression upon entering the house.
Even a monochromatic garden can look wow if you choose different flowers: tulips, daisies and other blooms.
Lush blooming bushes line up the fence and add beauty and a romantic feel to the house.
The entrance to the house is accented with an arch that is fully covered with white blooming vines.
The house is partly covered with vines and bblooms, and cosmos flowers line up the path.
The gate is accented with pots that show off lots of tulips, daffodils and other white flowers.
The front yard shows off a gorgeous blooming cherry tree, white tulips and a hedge, this is pure elegance.
This landscape along the fence is lush and textural, and it features various white blooms and greenery. Bird houses add a bit of fun and welcome wildflife.
If you think that monochrome is boring, consider planting several types of white blooms to make your garden look eye-catchy.
White roses and hydrangeas are lined up with some blooming groundcovers to increase the effect.
White roses are timeless and paired with astilbe, they look more modern.
The modern pond is clad with concrete and surrounded with Pieris japonica that softens the look of the material.
These lush white garden roses will make your front yard or garden absolutely adorable, just look at this beauty!.
This elegant garden bed is lined up with a low hedge, it shows off a topiary and greenery and some white blooms.
How To Make A White Garden Eye-Catchy?
If you have only white flowers, choose different varieties and different heights to create interest at all levels. Pair your white blooms with grasses and greenery, it’s especially nice for a modern garden. Cover your fence with white blooming vines that will provide privacy and will make your fence wow. Style the space along the fence with a garden bed that includes blooms, trees and topiaries. Add beauty to your garden in early spring choosing white bulbs and covering your porch with them. Create a white bloom container garden that can be reconsidered anytime. Line up the walkway with adorable white flowers to leave an impression, or decorate the porch with planted blooms. Don’t be afraid to pair plants in an unusual way, for example, chamomiles and pampas grass, it will give your garden individuality. Get inspired!
This classic and chic front yard is done with white hydrangeas and other blooms plus a green lawn.
The corner of the garden is done with a flower bed that includes hydrangeas and chamomiles, greenery and a tree.
The front yard is very lush with lots of different white blooms, topiaries and trees.
The front yard is done with grasses, greenery and white blooms that perfectly match the modern facade.
White rose bushes are a great idea for a most gardens as they look lovely and quite neutral.
White daises and chamomiles are cool for meadow-inspired or just cottage gardens.
White cocmos and mums are a great solution for any gardens, from modern to cottage ones.
White pampas grass and white chamomiles are an unusual but very eye-catchy combo.
White blooms in rocks are a nice solution if you prefer harscaping or have a very harsh climate.
White roses are perfect for fences: besides giving a fence a gorgeous look, they add privacy. (via lesfleurs).
Mix and match white blooms to achieve your own unique look. (via gardenista).
The walkway is lined up with a hedge, topiaries and white hydrangeas and this garden is classics. (via veranda).
Simple white blooms in basic planters will decorate a modern garden, porch or terrace. (via thelilypadcottage).
White chamomiles and thistles line up the brick path and add interest to it. (via gardenista).
White cosmos blooms look cohesive with any greenery or grasses, so you can pair them with anything.
White zinnias are a nice idea for a modern or minimalist garden, they refresh the black facade.
White blooming vines can cover not only arches but also the facade, so this way you'll get a vertical garden.
This classic front yard is done with white tulips, hedge and topiaries and trees for privacy.
This vintage nook is done with a statue, a fountain, planters and tubs with blooms and a tree.
White jasmine is a perfect plant for a fence: it will style it right and will add privacy there.
The small garden is filled with white hydrangeas and blooms in a basket, it looks very lush.
Planter arrangements are a cool alternative to garden beds, and you can show off any blooms in them.