Woman's Weekly

Orange, purple and blue

A determined self-seeder, calendula or pot marigold has cheery open flowers), which have curved spikes of lavender flowers, or the inky-purple pin-cushion flowers of sweet scabious ‘Black Knight’. For a hanging basket or container, grow the dwarf morning glory () ‘Blue Ensign’, which gives a handsome, spreading display of blue flowers fading to white with yellow centres.

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