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tends to “go big” and loves hot colors and large masses to make a statement. She said she is glad the hot colors — red, orange and yellow — are back “in, but assured us any color combination that feels good is good.
In researching her new book, Eddison studied the science of color. The physics, biology and wave theories were a bit daunting and she decided not to clutter up the book with too much technical information which the average gardener really didn’t need.
But no one can deny the importance of light influencing color.
Most gardeners notice their garden colors are more vibrant at dawn and dusk. Eddison’s recommendation is
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