Chris is a gardening writer and nature enthusiast. He graduated from Oxford Brookes University in 2022 with an MA in Psychology. Chris works with the Leeds Green Action Society, helping their food cooperative by growing various fruit and vegetables on their two allotments in Hyde Park, Leeds.
Reviewed By COLIN SKELLY
Colin is a Horticulturist and Horticultural Consultant with experience in a range of practical and managerial roles across heritage, commercial and public horticulture. He holds the Royal Horticultural Society’s Master of Horticulture award and has a particular interest in horticultural ecology and naturalistic planting for habitat and climate resilience.
IN THIS GUIDE
- Orange You Glad We’re Here To Inspire You?
- 1) Mexican Sunflowers
- 2) Nasturtiums
- 3) Iceland Poppy
- 4) Asiatic Lily
- 5) Crown Imperial
- 6) Trumpet Vines
- 7) African Marigolds
- 8) Yellow Sage
- 9) Pansy
- 10) Tulips
- 11) Chinese Lantern
- 12) Calendula
- 13) Montbretia
- 14) Zinnia
- 15) California Poppies
- 16) Geums
- 17) Oriental Poppy
- 18) Canna Lily
- 19) Common Orange Daylily
- 20) Red Hot Pokers
- 21) Begonia
- 22) Foxtail Lilies
- 23) Gerbera Daisy
- 24) Witch Hazel
- 25) Bird Of Paradise
- 26) Stalked Bulbine
- 27) Butterfly Weed
- 28) Carnation
- 29) Chrysanthemum
- 30) Cosmos
- 31) Sneezeweed
- 32) Iris
- 33) Peruvian Lily
- 34) Lion’s Tail
- 35) Rose
- 36) Blanket Flower
- 37) Blackberry Lily
- 38) Lace Aloe
- 39) Dahlia
- 40) Foxgloves
- 41) Rhododendron
- 42) Peanut Cactus
- 43) Crocus
- 44) Staghorn Cinquefoil
- 45) Orange Ball Tree
- 46) California Fuchsia
- 47) Yarrow
- 48) Star Of Bethlehem
- 49) Indian Mallows
- 50) Golden Opal Flower
- 51) Golden Barberry
- 52) Barbados Snowdrop
- Why Choose Plants With Orange Flowers?
- Orange Is The Happiest Colour
- References
Combining the powerful energy of red with the happiness of yellow, the colour orange is said to represent enthusiasm, joy, creativity and sunshine.
It is considered an energetic colour, believed by some to evoke feelings of courage and strength and passion within us.
Whether or not you buy into such beliefs, orange certainly is warm and inviting.
Many plants flower in this evocative colour, in all kinds of different shades.
So if you are ready to add a splash of excitement to your garden, we’ve put together some inspiration to help you choose the best plants with orange flowers for you.
Orange You Glad We’re Here To Inspire You?
So, now that you’ve decided that introducing some plants with orange flowers into your garden is just what the doctor ordered, it’s time to decide what plant to pick.
With so many options to choose from it could be hard to even know where to start but we’ve done the leg work, so you don’t have to.
We have put together a list of inspirations with different types of plants and varying shades of orange to help you find just what your garden needs.
1) Mexican Sunflowers
- BOTANICAL NAME: Tithonia rotundifolia
- PLANT TYPE: ANNUAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H2
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER / AUTUMN
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
Let’s kick things off with this fiery little number, the Mexican sunflower.
These free-flowering annuals grow anywhere from 3-8 feet tall and bloom in an impactful and delightfully deep reddy-orange.
These sun worshipping, spicy, showy plants are ideal for beginners; they can grow in most soil types and require very little care.
Mexican sunflowers also attract butterflies and with their height bring them right up to eye level giving your garden an extra layer of magic.
2) Nasturtiums
- BOTANICAL NAME: Tropaeolum majus
- PLANT TYPE: ANNUAL CLIMBER
- HARDINESS RATING: H3
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER / AUTUMN
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN
Coming in an array of oranges from peachy yellow, all the way to burnt orange, nasturtiums are cheerful, quick and easy to grow, annual flowers.
Not only do these plants sport beautifully bright greenery and produce a delightful scent, but all parts of the plants are edible, making them an intriguing addition to salads.
Because of how rapidly they grow, these plants are also perfect if you are trying to encourage children to give gardening a go.
They are perfect plants for growing in containers but also make brilliant ground cover plants.
3) Iceland Poppy
- BOTANICAL NAME: Papaver nudicaule
- PLANT TYPE: ANNUAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H7
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN
Blossoming in creamy peaches, yellow-oranges and simple oranges, this delicate-looking perennial plant shows that orange can also bring a sense of charm to your garden.
Flowering in late spring to early summer, the Iceland poppy usually grows no more than two feet in height and will attract birds, bees and butterflies to your garden.
The Icelandic poppy also comes in a variety of other colours, meaning that combining it with other colours is a great way to introduce more colour to your garden whilst keeping orange as the centre of attention.
4) Asiatic Lily
- BOTANICAL NAME: Lilium
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘Orange Summer’, ‘Sunset Joy’
- PLANT TYPE: BULB
- HARDINESS RATING: H6
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
Lillies are a real statement in any garden, and the orange Asiatic lily is no different.
This boastful orange bloomer brings with it romance and drama and will also harmonise with other plants in shades of pinks and blues and pale yellows.
Blooming in late spring to mid-summer, these lilies are usually unscented, but what they lack in scent they certainly make up in style.
The key to these plants is to make sure you choose a location for them that will allow them to have at least 6 hours of sunlight.
They are largely unfussy about soil, but in the right spot, this pretty perennial will reward you with beautiful, bountiful blooms that are guaranteed to impress.
5) Crown Imperial
- BOTANICAL NAME: Fritillaria imperialis
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘AURORA’
- PLANT TYPE: BULB
- HARDINESS RATING: H7
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN OR PART SHADE
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
If you are keen to add something a little bit different and unique to your garden, then fritillaria is the plant for you.
This bulbous perennial with its narrow, spiky crown of green leaves and its dramatic bell-shaped orange flowers is a real show-stopper.
This plant will really give your garden the taste of the exotic.
Thriving in partial to full sunlight and blooming in spring, fritillaria bulbs will produce the best blooms when planted in moist soil and once established are relatively simple to care for.
Reaching up to four feet in height, these striking plants are perfect for borders, and in the right growing conditions will readily produce huge clumps and are guaranteed to spice up any garden.
6) Trumpet Vines
- BOTANICAL NAME: Campsis radicans
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘INDIAN SUMMER’
- PLANT TYPE: CLIMBER
- HARDINESS RATING: H4
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER / AUTUMN
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
Also known as trumpet vines, these cocky climbers are fast-growing and will quickly cover fences and walls.
This vigorous, woody, deciduous plant blooms from late summer to autumn and adds real value to any garden.
Their whimsical, orange trumpet-shaped flowers are real head turners and, full of fun, they will truly bring a sense of joy to any garden.
Plant these beauties where they will have plenty of sunlight and a surface for them to climb and they will reward you with their blooming-gorgeous blooms.
7) African Marigolds
- BOTANICAL NAME: Tagetes erecta
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘HERO ORANGE’
- PLANT TYPE: ANNUAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H2
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER / AUTUMN
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN
This list could not be complete without the marvellous marigold.
A firm favourite among gardeners, this no-fuss annual will bring the colour of sunshine to your garden.
Plant them in well-draining soil where they can enjoy full sunlight and their flowers will flourish from late-spring to autumn.
Marigolds are fast-growing and attract butterflies, bees and ladybirds and make a fine companion for vegetable patches as they can help protect them from pests.
This flamboyant flower is easy to grow, making it perfect for a kids’ project or new gardeners.
8) Yellow Sage
- BOTANICAL NAME: Lantana camara
- PLANT TYPE: SHRUB
- HARDINESS RATING: H1C
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SPRING / SUMMER / AUTUMN
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
9) Pansy
- BOTANICAL NAME: VIOLA
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘F1 Frizzle Sizzle Orange’, ‘Matrix Orange’ (Pictured)
- PLANT TYPE: BIENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H5-H7
- FLOWERING MONTHS: WINTER / SPRING
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN OR PART SHADE
10) Tulips
- BOTANICAL NAME: TULIPA
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘Cairo’ (Pictured), ‘Ballerina’, ‘Orange Sun’
- PLANT TYPE: BULBS
- HARDINESS RATING: VARIES
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SPRING
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
11) Chinese Lantern
- BOTANICAL NAME: Physalis alkekengi
- PLANT TYPE: HERBACEOUS PERENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H7
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN OR PART SHADE
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
12) Calendula
- BOTANICAL NAME: Calendula officinalis
- PLANT TYPE: ANNUAL / BIENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H5
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER / AUTUMN
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN OR PART SHADE
13) Montbretia
- BOTANICAL NAME: Crocosmia ‘Lucifer’
- PLANT TYPE: BULBS
- HARDINESS RATING: H5
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN OR PART SHADE
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
14) Zinnia
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘Orange King’ (Pictured)
- PLANT TYPE: ANNUAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H2
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
15) California Poppies
- BOTANICAL NAME: Eschscholzia californica
- PLANT TYPE: ANNUAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H3
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN
16) Geums
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘Borisii’ (Pictured)
- PLANT TYPE: PERENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H7
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SPRING / SUMMER
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN
17) Oriental Poppy
- BOTANICAL NAME: Papaver orientale
- PLANT TYPE: HERBACEOUS PERENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H7
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SPRING / SUMMER
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
18) Canna Lily
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘PHASION’
- PLANT TYPE: HERBACEOUS PERENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H3
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER / AUTUMN
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
19) Common Orange Daylily
- BOTANICAL NAME: Hemerocallis
- PLANT TYPE: HERBACEOUS PERENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H7
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN OR PART SHADE
20) Red Hot Pokers
- BOTANICAL NAME: Kniphofias
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘ELVIRA’ (PICTURED)
- PLANT TYPE: HERBACEOUS PERENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H5
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN OR PART SHADE
21) Begonia
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘Nonstop Orange’ (Pictured), ‘Orange Rubra’
- PLANT TYPE: HOUSEPLANT / PERENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: VARIES
- FLOWERING MONTHS: VARIES
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; PART SHADE
22) Foxtail Lilies
- BOTANICAL NAME: Eremurus
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘CLEOPATRA’ (PICTURED)
- PLANT TYPE: HERBACEOUS PERENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H6
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
23) Gerbera Daisy
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘SWEET SUNSET’
- PLANT TYPE: HOUSEPLANT / PERENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H3
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SPRING / SUMMER / AUTUMN
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
24) Witch Hazel
- BOTANICAL NAME: Hamamelis x intermedia
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘ORANGE PEEL’ (PICTURED)
- PLANT TYPE: SHRUB
- HARDINESS RATING: H5
- FLOWERING MONTHS: WINTER
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN OR PART SHADE
25) Bird Of Paradise
- BOTANICAL NAME: Strelitzia reginae
- PLANT TYPE: HERBACEOUS PERENNIAL / HOUSEPLANT
- HARDINESS RATING: H1B
- FLOWERING MONTHS: WINTER / SPRING
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN OR PART SHADE
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
26) Stalked Bulbine
- BOTANICAL NAME: Bulbine frutescens
- PLANT TYPE: HERBACEOUS PERENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H3
- FLOWERING MONTHS: YEAR-ROUND
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
27) Butterfly Weed
- BOTANICAL NAME: Asclepias tuberosa
- PLANT TYPE: PERENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H4
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER / AUTUMN
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
28) Carnation
- BOTANICAL NAME: DIANTHUS
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘SUPER TROUPER’
- PLANT TYPE: HERBACEOUS PERENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H7
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SPRING / SUMMER
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN
29) Chrysanthemum
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘SICARDO ORANGE’
- PLANT TYPE: HERBACEOUS PERENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H3
- FLOWERING MONTHS: AUTUMN
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
30) Cosmos
- BOTANICAL NAME: Cosmos sulphureus
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘Tango’, ‘Cosmic Orange’
- PLANT TYPE: ANNUAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H3
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER / AUTUMN
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
31) Sneezeweed
- BOTANICAL NAME: HELENIUM
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘Chipperfield Orange’ (Pictured)
- PLANT TYPE: PERENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H7
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER / AUTUMN
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN
32) Iris
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘Orange Harvest’, ‘Carnival Time’ (Pictured)
- PLANT TYPE: HERBACEOUS PERENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H7
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SPRING / SUMMER / AUTUMN
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN
33) Peruvian Lily
- BOTANICAL NAME: Alstroemeria aurea
- PLANT TYPE: HERBACEOUS PERENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H4
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN OR PART SHADE
34) Lion’s Tail
- BOTANICAL NAME: Leonotis leonurus
- PLANT TYPE: SHRUB
- HARDINESS RATING: H2
- FLOWERING MONTHS: AUTUMN / WINTER
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
35) Rose
- BOTANICAL NAME: ROSA
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘Just Joey’ (Pictured), ‘Pat Austin’, ‘Super Trouper’, ‘Grace’
- PLANT TYPE: SHRUB
- HARDINESS RATING: H6
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER / AUTUMN
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
36) Blanket Flower
- BOTANICAL NAME: Gaillardia grandiflora
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘DAZZLER’
- PLANT TYPE: PERENNIAL (GROWN AS AN ANNUAL)
- HARDINESS RATING: H5
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER / AUTUMN
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN
37) Blackberry Lily
- BOTANICAL NAME: Belamcanda chinensis
- PLANT TYPE: HERBACEOUS PERENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H7
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN OR PART SHADE
38) Lace Aloe
- BOTANICAL NAME: Aloe aristata
- PLANT TYPE: CACTI / HOUSEPLANT
- HARDINESS RATING: H3
- FLOWERING MONTHS: AUTUMN
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; INDIRECT SUNLIGHT
39) Dahlia
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘Jodie Wilkinson’
- PLANT TYPE: HERBACEOUS PERENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H3
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER / AUTUMN
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
40) Foxgloves
- BOTANICAL NAME: Digitalis purpurea
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘Dalmation Peach’
- PLANT TYPE: BIENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H5
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN OR PART SHADE
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
41) Rhododendron
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘GIBRALTAR’
- PLANT TYPE: SHRUB
- HARDINESS RATING: H6
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SPRING
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN OR PART SHADE
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
42) Peanut Cactus
- BOTANICAL NAME: Echinopsis chamaecereus
- PLANT TYPE: CACTI
- HARDINESS RATING: H3
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
43) Crocus
- BOTANICAL NAME: Crocus angustifolius
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘CLOTH-OF-GOD’
- PLANT TYPE: BULBS
- HARDINESS RATING: H6
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SPRING
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
44) Staghorn Cinquefoil
- BOTANICAL NAME: Potentilla × tonguei
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘Hopley’s Orange’
- PLANT TYPE: HERBACEOUS PERENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H5
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
45) Orange Ball Tree
- BOTANICAL NAME: Buddleja globosa
- PLANT TYPE: SHRUB
- HARDINESS RATING: H5
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN OR PART SHADE
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
46) California Fuchsia
- BOTANICAL NAME: Epilobium canum
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘WESTERN HILLS’
- PLANT TYPE: HERBACEOUS PERENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H4
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER / AUTUMN
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
47) Yarrow
- BOTANICAL NAME: Achillea millefolium
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘Terracotta’ (Pictured)
- PLANT TYPE: HERBACEOUS PERENNIAL
- HARDINESS RATING: H7
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER / AUTUMN
- PREFERRED POSITION: EXPOSED; FULL SUN
48) Star Of Bethlehem
- BOTANICAL NAME: Ornithogalum dubium
- PLANT TYPE: BULBS
- HARDINESS RATING: H2
- FLOWERING MONTHS: WINTER / SPRING
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
49) Indian Mallows
- BOTANICAL NAME: Abutilon
- NOTABLE VARIETIES: ‘ORANGE GLOW’
- PLANT TYPE: SHRUB
- HARDINESS RATING: H2
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SPRING / SUMMER / AUTUMN
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
50) Golden Opal Flower
- BOTANICAL NAME: Lachenalia flava
- PLANT TYPE: BULBS
- HARDINESS RATING: H2
- FLOWERING MONTHS: WINTER / SPRING
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
51) Golden Barberry
- BOTANICAL NAME: Berberis × stenophylla
- PLANT TYPE: SHRUB
- HARDINESS RATING: H5
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SPRING
- PREFERRED POSITION: FULL SUN OR PART SHADE
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
52) Barbados Snowdrop
- BOTANICAL NAME: Habranthus tubispathus
- PLANT TYPE: BULBS
- HARDINESS RATING: H2
- FLOWERING MONTHS: SUMMER
- PREFERRED POSITION: SHELTERED; FULL SUN
- RHS AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT
Why Choose Plants With Orange Flowers?
Including the colour orange in your garden can add a layer of excitement and intrigue.
And with such a spectrum of shades to choose from, with plants flowering in a lighter yellow-orange right through to punchy reddened orange, there will undoubtedly be a plant for you that will help take your garden to the next level.
Using a bold colour like orange also means you can introduce other bold colours to your garden as well, meaning you can go all out if you want to with bright reds and pinks and dazzling blues, making for an exciting and edgy garden.
Orange flowers are also brilliant if you have opted for a tropical theme for your garden, the warmth of the colour brings the taste of the exotic and transports you to balmy evenings in a far off land.
“I love orange flowers and the energy they bring to the garden,” shares Colin Skelly, a Master Horticulturist.
“Used with large, lush foliage they can transport you to tropical places. You can harmonise with reds and yellows or create contrast with blues and purples.”
Orange Is The Happiest Colour
It was Frank Sinatra himself who said: “Orange is the happiest colour” and we think he has a point.1Bhattacharjee, P. (2017, December 6). Orange: The color of warmth and comfort. CNN. Retrieved March 28, 2023, from https://edition.cnn.com/2017/12/06/health/colorscope-orange/index.html
Orange flowers bring such a cheerful, sunny vibe to any garden and will complement so many other shades and hues.
Hopefully you are now bursting with orange inspiration and ready to fill your garden with positive, energising tones that will keep you smiling day after day.
So what are you waiting for? Get out there and create the bold and beautiful garden you’ve been dreaming about!
