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today to discover even more. Welcome to Grow Cook Eat Arrange, the podcast of me, Sarah Raven, and today I'm on my own. I haven't got a guest with me.

And I'm going to do the fourth episode in my colour series, my kaleidoscope garden series, and I'm going to do four

episodes, one on each of the pallets. So just to recap, I work with four pallets. Each palette has

six colours. And today I'm going to talk about the luminous palette. Next week, I'm going to talk

about velvet, the week after, comforting, and the week after and the final week of this

mini-series. I will talk about washed. And they each have six colours. And just to recap on luminous,

the colours are.

There's three citrus colours, so orange, lemon yellow and lime, and then blue, real cobalt blue, dazzling pink into purple.

So you know how pink when it's really bright, almost can look purple in some lights?

So that's the fifth colour.

And the final colour is scarlet.

And so those six colours.

Now, you'll already know by the fact that I, you know, just naming those colours,

they're really jolly, they're cheerful. They're luminous.

That's why they're called luminous. They're lit from within. They're the stained glass

colours. I was lucky enough last winter to go to Chart Cathedral in France, in northern France.

And they're incredible blue stained glass, but red and green, all the colors.

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