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What colour to paint obelisk

Marion Stevenson-Hoare

2 months ago

I have two of these obelisks and can't decide what colour to paint them from the Cuprinol Garden Shades range.
Was originally thinking Urban slate, as I've used this on the shed and a work bench.
The fence behind the obelisks is dark brown and there is also a green beech hedge.

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Isla Cherry
2 months ago
last modified: 2 months ago
I would go for a very dark green if there is such a colour in the cuprinol shades range? Are you planning to use it to grow creepers? I'm a fifty shades of green in the garden person. You could also use the Urban slate sucessfully as that would tie elements together. Just looked at the chart. Somerset Green would look great.
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Marion Stevenson-Hoare
Original Author
2 months ago
Thanks for your suggestion.

No I'm not going to growing anything up them. They're just for decoration.
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Marion Stevenson-Hoare
Original Author
last month
I went for a light green in the end: Wilko Garden Shades Sage Green
Betty Boo
last month
Thanks for sharing, Marion, they really stand out now in your garden and I know you said they’re only for decoration but they would look good with a climbing plant.
Marion Stevenson-Hoare
Original Author
last month
Thank you. I'm really pleased with them.
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