House color → garden harmony

Paint-to-Plant Palettes™

Your home already has a color story. We translate it into a layered Southern garden—pairing exterior paint tones with plants chosen for beauty, balance, and life in Georgia.

Color, rooted in place

A more thoughtful way to plan curb appeal

Paint-to-Plant Palettes™ connect the colors of your home to the textures, foliage, and flowers around it. Each collection is designed as visual inspiration for a cohesive exterior—not as a one-size-fits-all planting plan. Southern Clay Co. can adapt your favorite palette to your sunlight, soil, space, and maintenance preferences.

  • Exterior color harmony
  • Layered seasonal interest
  • Georgia-aware plant inspiration
The Rookwood Garden Collection featuring a cream Southern home landscaped with Autumn Brilliance serviceberry, Autumn Ivory Encore azalea, Kaleidoscope abelia, dwarf yaupon holly and white pansies, paired with White Sand, Rookwood Terra Cotta, Universal Khaki and Secret Garden paint colors.

First shoppable collection

The Rookwood Garden Collection

Bring this layered Southern garden home with a ready-to-order collection inspired by warm terra cotta, timeless khaki, rich garden green and soft white blooms.

Your collection includes 19 plants

  • 1 Autumn Brilliance® serviceberry
  • 2 Autumn Ivory Encore® azaleas
  • 2 Kaleidoscope abelias
  • 4 dwarf yaupon hollies
  • 10 white pansies

Collection pricing

$757.65 plus local delivery, sales tax, and installation

Plant collection
$757.65
Local delivery and handling
Added separately
Sales tax
Calculated according to delivery location
Installation
Available by separate quote
Shop the Look

Plant suitability and availability will be confirmed before fulfillment. Comparable substitutions may be recommended when necessary to preserve the collection's intended color, structure and character.

Prefer a version tailored to your property?

Customize This Palette in Vision Studio
Classic cream Southern porch with sage shutters and moss-green door surrounded by layered evergreen plants and cream flowers.

Featured palette

Magnolia & Moss — a timeless Southern garden

Classic creamy white and moss green call for a garden with enduring structure: magnolia bloom, layered hydrangea, clipped evergreen form, and woodland texture.

Little Gem southern magnolia
Evergreen flowering anchor
Limelight hydrangea
Large creamy flower layer
Dwarf yaupon holly
Clipped evergreen structure
Autumn fern
Soft woodland texture

Plant suitability and availability vary by site and season. Southern Clay Co. will confirm the right selections for your property.

The Southern Clay method

From paint chip to planting plan

White Southern home with a navy door, blue-gray shutters, and layered white and blue-green planting.
  1. 01

    Start with your home

    We study the undertone, architecture, light, and materials already present.

  2. 02

    Build the plant story

    We balance evergreen structure, seasonal color, scale, texture, and rhythm.

  3. 03

    Adapt it to your garden

    We refine the concept for Georgia sun, clay soil, drainage, deer pressure, and the level of care you want.

Ready to see it at home?

Take the palette from inspiration to your own front door

Explore ideas on your own in the Southern Clay Garden Vision Studio, or let us tailor a complete palette and planting direction for your property.

Start in Vision Studio

Answer a short quiz, choose a collection, and shape a garden concept you can save.

Open Vision Studio

Work with Southern Clay Co.

Book a complimentary consultation for a garden palette designed around your home and the realities of your site.

Book a Consultation

Frequently asked questions

Cultivating timeless Southern beauty, one season at a time.

Digital paint colors vary by screen, light, sheen, substrate, and surroundings. Always sample colors on the actual surface before committing. Plant choices should be confirmed for your USDA zone, exposure, soil, drainage, mature size, deer pressure, and local availability. Dark exterior colors may absorb more heat and show pollen, dust, or fading more readily; confirm substrate and coating guidance with the manufacturer.