Get a Cool Garden Look With Gray and Blue Plants via Houzz

We can do a lot with foliage. We can emphasize movement, create mystery or highlight a garden feature. Through color, foliage can also generate a mood. Blue and gray plants can recede to make way for bolder, brighter hues. But on their own, these silvery shades calm our gardens, and in the heat of summer evoke airy or aquatic settings. See how to grow 14 plants that calm with color.

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