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Garden Trends with Pantone’s Spring 2018 Color Palette
Color plays a vital role in expressing your personal tastes and creating a beautiful landscape. Each season the Pantone Color Institute releases a color trend report forecasting the top shades of the season, often including surprising and nontraditional selections. The Spring 2018 palette is the perfect example – seasonal classics combined with uncommon spring shades provide complex and original combinations. No matter how you mix and match these shades, you’re sure to create stunning garden color.
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![MeadowLark_blog](https://youngsplantfarm.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/MeadowLark_blog.jpg)
This bold and outgoing shade of bright yellow exudes undeniable optimism. Illuminate your garden in this confident color with lantana and marigolds.
![CherryTomato_blog](https://youngsplantfarm.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/CherryTomato_blog.jpg)
This orangey red delivers an attention-grabbing pop of color, adding zest to a springtime garden. Low-maintenance begonias and calibrachoas are an easy way to incorporate this energetic color.
![ChiliOil_blog](https://youngsplantfarm.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/ChiliOil_blog.jpg)
This earthy brown-based red helps to ground the other shades of the spring 2018 palette. Add unexpected richness and texture to your outdoor space with coleus and celosia in this spicy shade.
![PinkLavender_blog](https://youngsplantfarm.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/PinkLavender_blog.jpg)
Delicately soft, this peaceful shade of purple is more typical of the spring season. Sweeten any garden bed or planter with pentas and petunias in this classic seasonal color.
![BloomingDahlia_blog](https://youngsplantfarm.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/BloomingDahlia_blog.jpg)
This understated blush color subtly appeals with rosy warmth. Like the name suggests, dahlias are the perfect variety for dressing your garden in this tender shade.
![UltraViolet_blog](https://youngsplantfarm.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/UltraViolet_blog.jpg)
Pantone’s 2018 Color of the Year, this deep, complex purple intrigues and inspires. Enhance the impact of this distinctive color with spreading varieties like verbena and lobelia.
![SpringCrocus_blog](https://youngsplantfarm.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/SpringCrocus_blog.jpg)
This playful, expressive fuchsia shade tantalizes the eye with more energy than its pink and purple counterparts. Entice passers-by with long-blooming impatiens in this bewitching color.
![LimePunch_blog](https://youngsplantfarm.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/LimePunch_blog.jpg)
This sharp, striking citrus adds a bright burst of near-neon that invigorates a spring garden. Coleus easily delivers this invigorating color with stunning foliage.