Green & Hot Pink

Green and hot pink creates the Frida Kahlo Casa Azul Mexican garden combination — because the Casa Azul (La Casa Azul / The Blue House, Calle de Londres 247, Coyoacán, Mexico City, Mexico, the most internationally celebrated single artist's house-museum in Mexico and the most visited museum in Mexico City with approximately 700,000 annual visitors — the birthplace, home from 1904 and studio of Frida Kahlo, 1907–1954, the most internationally recognized Mexican artist of the 20th century, whose garden at the Casa Azul is the most specifically Coyoacán-Mexican-flora and the most precisely Frida-Kahlo-personally-cultivated botanical space in Mexican cultural heritage) creates the most specifically Mexican-garden-tropical and the most precisely Frida-Kahlo-botanical green-and-hot-pink warm-neutral-cool through the combination of the deep green of the nopales cactus (Opuntia spp. / nopales, the most culturally significant and the most widely cultivated cactus in Mexican cuisine and culture, whose deep-green flat pads create the most specifically Mexican-botanical and the most culturally significant warm-neutral in the Casa Azul garden) and the vivid hot pink of the Bougainvillea spectabilis (the most commonly cultivated flowering vine in Mexican tropical and semi-tropical gardens, whose most specifically vivid-magenta to hot-pink bracts drape the most characteristic Mexican garden walls, including the Casa Azul garden's most characteristic hot-pink bougainvillea-draped walls).

The Jardin Majorelle tradition (Jardin Majorelle, 8 Rue Yves Saint Laurent, Marrakech, Morocco — the most internationally celebrated single private garden in North Africa, designed by Jacques Majorelle 1924–1962, subsequently owned and restored by Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé from 1980, the most visited private garden in Morocco with approximately 700,000 annual visitors — using the most specifically Majorelle-blue and hot-pink bougainvillea against the most specifically Moroccan-garden botanical-green as the most internationally celebrated North African garden warm-neutral-cool) creates the green-and-hot-pink warm-neutral-cool at the most specifically Jardin-Majorelle-YSL and the most internationally North-African-garden celebrated warm-neutral-cool scale.

The Vallarta Botanical Garden tradition (Jardín Botánico de Vallarta, Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico — one of the most specifically Mexican-coastal-tropical and the most comprehensively documented Mexican botanical warm-neutral-cool gardens, featuring the most characteristically Mexican Bougainvillea spectabilis hot-pink and nopales deep-green in the most specifically Pacific-Mexican botanical setting) creates the green-and-hot-pink warm-neutral-cool at the most specifically Mexican-coastal-botanical and the most comprehensively documented Mexican tropical warm-neutral-cool scale.