Plant pairings that complement your garden    A patch of bright
red, tall Maltese cross (Lychnis chalcedonica) surrounded by
delicate white baby's breath (Gypsophila) looks like a florist's
bouquet growing in the garden. It's a beautiful combination of
plants that also is compatible in full sun and moderate water.
Orange-red tulips (Tulipa) surrounded by deep blue forget-me-
nots (Myosotis scorpioides) are an eye-catching hot-cool
combination that blooms in spring through summer. An advantage
of the long-lasting forget-me-nots is their ability to hide the
withering foliage of your tulips following the end of their
bloom. Both plants like a garden spot with full sun to partial
shade.  Blue anenomes (A. blanda) coupled with bright yellow
daffodils (Narcissus) is another pleasing combination for the
early-season garden. The daffodils are immune from deer, voles
and other wildlife and so can be placed most anywhere in the
garden or yard.  For a hot, sunny hillside or berm, consider a
combination of stately feathe