White flowers provide a neutral color in mixed plantings. Neutral colors allow for transition between stronger hues. White flowers can also be used to soften the effect of loud color schemes or stand on their own in a monochromatic scheme (e.g., all-white gardens). Others use white flowers in moon gardens (or "moonlight gardens"). View my pictures of white flowers to consider some of the choices available.
- White Flowers, "Oak" LeavesPicture of white flowers of oakleaf hydrangea bush.
- Picture of Mountain Laurel ShrubsPicture of Mountain Laurel Shrubs
- Picture of White Daffodil FlowersPicture of White Daffodil Flowers
- Picture of Star Magnolia TreePicture of Star Magnolia Tree
- Picture of Callery Pear TreePicture of Callery Pear Tree.
- Picture of Autumn Clematis VinesPicture of Autumn Clematis Vines
- White Flowers, Spicy AromaPicture of Koreanspice viburnum flower head.
- Bedding Plant, Ground Cover With White FlowersWhite alyssum picture. Sweet white alyssum is an annual.
- Ground Cover With White FlowersPicture of snow in summer.
- Mock Orange: Aromatic White FlowersMock orange picture. The flowers of mock orange bear a citrusy smell.
- White Flowers, Variegated LeavesPicture of daphne with its white flowers. Buds on daphne start out pink but produce white flowers.
- White Flowers, Sweet AromaPhoto of white lilacs. The flowers of lilacs are commonly white, purple, or lavender.
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