This article was provided by Jennifer Moore Click Here to view more of her articles Many people are constantly looking for coloured flowers in their gardens, yet a garden full of plants having white blossoms or a white sheen can be just as lovely. Various heights and requirements for soil, water and sun are necessary to keep them at their best, but it is possible to have an all-white garden throughout the entire growing season.
All roses require full sun and rich soil with regular deadheading of spent blossoms.
Lilies - Many varieties are available in various heights and flower shapes. Most varieties have brown spots in the centers, but one variety, best-known as the Easter Lily is trumpet shaped in a pure white. Feverfew - This is a member of the chrysanthemum family and is sometimes used as a herb to relieve migraine headaches. Removing the dead blossoms are a must as it self sows readily, to the extent of almost becoming a weed. It does however remove easily if it seeds itself too thickly.