For a harmonious overall picture, the different plants in the garden should be sensibly combined with one another. While some are more effective as solitary plants, others, such as ice begonias, can be better integrated into a bed.
Which plants can you combine ice begonias with?
Ice begonias combine well with various plants such as ornamental grasses, lilies, verbena and gunner flowers. Make sure that all plants have similar care and location needs and combine them harmoniously in terms of colors and leaf structures.
Which plants can I combine ice begonias with?
Ice begonias can be easily combined not only with each other but also with other plants. For example, various ornamental grasses, lilies, verbena or the gunner flower come into question. However, all plants in a combination should require the same or at least similar care. It makes sense that the partner plants also prefer the same location as your ice begonias.
Tips for different combinations
Ice begonias are available in white and in various shades of red and pink, but not yellow or blue. So that your bed doesn't appear chaotic or too restless, you shouldn't plant too many colors together. White ice begonias go perfectly with blue lilies.
Combinations of different foliage or leaf colors are also interesting, for example light green grasses with dark-leaved ice begonias. But you can also design a bed tone-on-tone, for example in pink and pink or with various red-flowering plants.
Ice begonias on the grave
Ice begonias are often planted on graves. There they can be combined very well with evergreen ground cover plants. So they add some color, but the grave doesn't look obtrusively colorful. The uncomplicated care of the ice begonia is also a big advantage here.
The ice begonia on the balcony
If you are looking for an easy-care plant for your balcony, then you are on the right track with ice begonias. They are relatively undemanding and even thrive on a shady east-facing balcony. However, the flowers will be more lush if the ice begonias receive a little more sunlight. However, they should only be planted out after the Ice Saints.
The most important things in brief:
- different varieties can be combined well with each other
- suitable partner plants: lily, gunner flower, verbena, evergreen ground cover
- good for planting on balconies or graves
- only plant after the Ice Saints
Tip
Ice begonias can be combined very well with each other or with other plants in a variety of ways.
