英国皇家园艺协会(RHS)的最新研究表明,紫色已成为英国园丁最青睐的花卉颜色。1在RHS Garden Wisley's Hilltop进行的投票中,超过11000名访客参与其中,紫色花卉获得26.67%的支持率,略高于传统热门的红色(25.24%)。1薰衣草和鼠尾草等紫色植物正在成为新的园林设计潮流,逐步取代近年流行的灰色调美学。1
园林设计师指出,这一转变反映了人们对更丰富、更贴近自然种植风格的回归。1设计师Tom Massey表示:"我们已经摆脱了大面积甲板、铺装和草坪的时代,转向更丰富、更自然的种植,灵感来自草地和天然植物群落。"1与此同时,设计师Laura Carey观察到"紫色在我们所有客户中都是最受欢迎的颜色"。1
紫色花卉之所以受欢迎,不仅因为其能与其他色调完美搭配,还能吸引传粉者并具有舒缓作用。1研究发现紫色和蓝色色调能够引发平静和放松的感觉。1这项研究已发表在《Acta Psychologica》期刊,题为《Flower Power: How favourite flower colours shape how we feel》。1
Research by the Royal Horticultural Society has revealed that purple has become the most favoured flower colour among British gardeners this year, according to a poll conducted at RHS Garden Wisley's Hilltop involving more than 11,000 visitors 1. Purple flowers claimed 26.67% of votes, narrowly surpassing red at 25.24% 1. The shift reflects a broader trend toward lavender, sage, and other purple-toned plants, replacing the grey-dominated design aesthetic that has dominated recent years 1.
Garden designers attribute the resurgence to a move away from minimalist approaches dominated by decking, paving, and lawns toward more abundant and naturalistic planting schemes 1. Tom Massey, a landscape designer, noted that people are "moving towards richer, more natural planting, inspired by meadows and wild plant communities" 1. The appeal of purple extends beyond visual preference—research has demonstrated that purple and blue tones evoke feelings of calm and relaxation 1. Laura Carey, a designer whose client base has embraced the colour, observed that purple "is the favourite colour across all our clients" 1. These findings were published in the journal Acta Psychologica under the title "Flower Power: How favourite flower colours shape how we feel" 1.
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