The apricot color is one of the most popular in flowerbeds. Its delicate and warm tone is not flashy, yet it can beautifully brighten up the garden. Pastel flowers are easily combined with white, burgundy, or deep purple plants, with which they form very natural contrasts. These warm tones can be found in many plants, from spring bulbs to annuals. Spring in our garden is regularly opened by pastel tulips, which look great in larger groups. If you want to try them in your own garden, our guide on how to grow tulips will certainly come in handy. Among summer and autumn flowers in apricot shades, tuberous plants stand out the most. Their flowers last a long time in a vase and bring joy until the first frosts. To ensure they thrive in your garden, we have written a clear guide on how to grow dahlias. This will help you get a rich harvest for arranging bouquets.