Color gardens are fun for adults, but can also be educational for the kids. Creating a rainbow garden theme is a simple process that arouses interest in these little gardeners. Learn about some rainbow garden designs to teach your kids their colors. Creating a rainbow color garden A color garden is created like any other garden design.
Choose rainbow garden plants that will grow well in your area, and make sure the selected plants have similar growth requirements when planted together. You can also grow different plant species in containers to increase flexibility. Help your child choose plant colors that complement each other and the overall design so it does not look too busy, and choose age-appropriate plants as well. Include plants of various sizes, shapes and textures to keep interest alive. Let your child create a whimsical decor that can be placed throughout the garden.
When it comes to color gardens, there are many possibilities. Let your imagination run wild - take cues from your child - and do not be afraid of experimentation. Is not it about gardening? If you need some inspirational ideas to get started, here are some suggestions:
Create an edible garden by using fruits and vegetables from all the colors of the rainbow. For additional interest, design the garden like a rainbow or in a circle with rows or spokes of the same color grouped together. Hold the tallest plants in the middle and work your way down. Choose plants that grow together well (eg, yellow squash growing on yellow corn stalks, red radish growing in front of or alongside red tomatoes). This list of colored edible plants should also help:
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