There isn't a more classic color than white, and that certainly applies to floral blooms! White flowers add a tranquil, magical touch to any situation and continue to shine in the moonlight after the sun has set.
A monochromatic white flower garden may be just as attractive as a typical white bouquet, and white blooms highlight the vivid flowers around them. You can also put them in containers or baskets if you have the space.
Whether you have a country garden or a more formal one in the city, there is a white variety for you.
Many are also very easy to cultivate! Annuals bloom for a single season, so you'll need to switch them up every year to keep things interesting.
However, with shrubs or perennials, you may expect them to return for many years; just check the USDA Hardiness Zone beforehand to ensure they will thrive.
Also, pay attention to how much sun or shade your garden receives, and read the plant tag or description to avoid stressing (or killing!) your new plant.
Full sun refers to 6 or more hours of direct sunlight, whereas part sun is half that.And now for our top 20 recommendations for white flowers that will lend faint beauty to any yard.
Examine them all to determine which type is ideal for your space and preferences, whether large or tiny, sun or shade.Sweet alyssum's small blossoms attract pollinators, while the honey-sweet aroma appeals to you.