Adding Color to an Autumn Garden

Well fall is definitely for color and this is a great time to have a look in your garden to find out, well maybe you have too much green and you like to put a little bit of accent in here.

Now, I brought 3 what I think are very unique plants. This first one here, this one is called Inquiampus. Now it is a neat plant because in May, it has these little white flowers that drooped over, and they have a little red vein on them. And it is another name for this plant is actually Red Vein.

Now as you can see in the fall, you get this beautiful red color. Now this is going to grow about six feet high. So, you can put it back of your garden and it will make a nice accent.

Now, instead of using deciduous plants all the time, you may want to use something that is evergreen.

This one is neat. This is one is actually call the Marporeger. Choisey Aturnada, Sundance.

Now this one has a great color and it really do make a neat accent to get some of this nice dark red foliages. It is a great plant. Again, grows around 6 feet high, so you could actually even grow them together if you like.

Now this one I really like and it has a really great name to it. It is called Burning Bush or Iwanamus inilada compakta. This one here, it come with his very rosy red. And what is neat about it is after it is all finish, it has a bit a corky bark to it so even after all the leaves are gone, you will still going to get great structure plant.

So if you got a little bit a green area in your garden and you want a little accent, you may want to try one of these 3 plants.


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