Single Tone Collection (page 6)

MB_0479
Rosa - variety not identified Rose Pink subject Pink b/g

PD_0109
Paeonia - variety not identified Peony Red subject Red b/g

MO_184
Cistus - variety not identified Rock rose Pink subject Red b/g

MO_FV08
Fragaria x ananassa Strawberry Red subject Red b/g

PD_FV32
Citrus sinensis Orange Orange subject

PD_FV27
Citrus limon Lemon Yellow subject

PD_X02
Carlina vulgaris Thistle - Carline thistle Brown subject

PD_X04
Daucus carota Carrot - Wild carrot Black & white subject

PD_FV01
Passiflora caerulea Passion flower Black & white subject

PD_FV23
Musa - variety not identified Banana Yellow subject

PD_72
Citrus sinensis Orange Orange subject

MAM_0722
Tulipa Queen of theNight Tulip Black subject Purple b/g

MAM_0694
Salix babylonica Willow - Weeping willow Green subject

MAM_0693
Acer palmatum Japanese maple Red subject

MAM_0688
Rosa - variety not identified Rose Pink subject

MH_0032
Aeonium tabuliforme Aeonium Green subject

MH_0031
Echinopsis spiniflora Cactus Green subject

MB_161
Clematis montana rubens Clematis Pink subject Green b/g

MB_139
Papaver - variety not identified Poppy Red subject Black b/g

MH_0009
Galanthus nivalis Snowdrop White subject White b/g

MH_0010
Helleborus niger Christmas rose White subject White b/g

MB_413
Cyclamen - variety not identified Cyclamen Pink subject Red b/g

MB_399
Sedum spectabilis Ice plant Pink subject Green b/g

PB_F17
variety not identified Variety not identified

NP_0068
variety not identified Variety not identified Blue subject White b/g

NP_0067
variety not identified Variety not identified Blue subject White b/g

NP_0057
varieties not identified Variety not identified Blue subject White b/g

NP_0059
varieties not identified Variety not identified Blue subject White b/g

NP_0056
varieties not identified Variety not identified White subject Grey b/g

NP_0056A
Dahlia - variety not identified Dahlia White subject Grey b/g

NP_0053
varieties not identified Variety not identified Brown subject Brown b/g

NP_0052
varieties not identified Variety not identified Brown subject Brown b/g

NP_0049
Dahlia - variety not identified Dahlia Black subject White b/g

NP_0048
Dahlia - variety not identified Dahlia Blue subject Blue b/g

MAM_0430
Chrysanthemum - variety not identified Chrysanthemum Pink subject

MAM_0416
Prunus serrulata Cherry Pink subject

MAM_0412
Diospyros virginiana Persimmon Brown subject Brown b/g

MAM_0731
Geranium Maderense Geranium / Cranesbill Pink subject

MAM_0727
Tulipa - variety not identified Tulip Orange subject

lilium cultivar, lily, black & white
Lilium cultivar Lilium Lily Black & white

MB_F07
Hedera - variety not identified Ivy Green subject Green b/g

MB_FV08
Cynara scolymus Globe artichoke Green subject Green b/g

MB_F54
variety not identified Grass Green subject

MB_F40
variety not identified Variety not identified Orange subject

MAM_0144
Cornus Florida Dogwood - Flowering dogwood Pink subject

MAM_0107
Tulipa - variety not identified Tulip Orange subject

MAM_0094
Leucanthemum vulgare Daisy - Ox-eye daisy White subject

MAM_0117
Acer palmatum Japanese maple Orange subject

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"Single Tone: A Symphony of Colors in the Garden" In the enchanting world of plants, there is a captivating phenomenon known as "single tone. " It refers to the mesmerizing beauty that arises when a single color dominates a landscape or garden. One example of this captivating effect can be seen with Euphorbia characias wulfenii, commonly known as Spurge. Its vibrant green foliage creates an alluring sea of emerald tones that instantly captivates any onlooker. Another plant that adds its own unique melody to the symphony is Aeonium arboreum, also called Tree aeonium. With its striking rosettes and deep purple hues, it stands tall like a soloist commanding attention amidst other plants. Speaking of trees, JN_0094 and CS_2181 bring their own harmonious notes to this botanical orchestra. Their majestic presence fills the air with tranquility and provides an elegant backdrop for other colorful performers. Amongst them dances SUB_0057 - Heuchera marmalade or coral bells - showcasing mixed colors subject. Its leaves display an array of warm oranges and reds, creating a delightful contrast against its surroundings. Adding depth to this melodic composition is Copper beech (Fagus sylvatica purpurea). Its rich burgundy foliage resonates deeply within our souls, evoking feelings of warmth and serenity. Nature's brush strokes continue with Fritillary meleagris or Snakes head fritillary. These delicate flowers paint the ground in shades of purple and white – nature's very own watercolor masterpiece. Tulipa london takes center stage with its radiant red petals against a crimson background. This tulip exudes passion and energy while effortlessly stealing hearts at first sight. Poppy nudicaule or Iceland poppy joins in too, spreading joy through its cheerful blooms in various hues such as orange, yellow, and white.