20+ Plants With Blue Flowers! 💙💙💙// Garden Answer
20+ Plants With Blue Flowers! 💙💙💙// Garden Answer
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BULBS:
Iris Reticulata
Scilla siberica
Chionodoxa ‘Glory of the Snow’
ANNUALS:
True Blue Pansy
Blue My Mind Evolvulus
Laguna Sky Blue Lobelia
Laguna Dark Blue Lobelia
Supertunia Blue Skies
Blue Cornflower
Morning Glory ‘Heavenly Blue’
Borage
Nigella damascena
PERENNIALS:
Amsonia ‘Storm Cloud’
Brunnera ‘Jack of Diamonds’
Delphinium ‘Sky Blue’ (Blue Butterfly, Blue Lace, Million Dollar Blue)
Plumbago
Lithodora ‘Grace Ward’
Eryngium ‘Big Blue’
Forget Me Nots
Himalayan Blue Poppy
Texas Blue Bonnet (Lupine)
SHRUBS:
Caryopteris ‘Beyond Midnight’
‘Blue Chiffon’ Rose of Sharon
Hydrangea ‘Tuff Stuff Ah Ha’ & ‘Rhythmic Blue’
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Re: Blue Himalayan Poppy
I saw a garden video with a beautiful display. The advice was to remove buds the first year so they do not bloom.
The lovely greens site she grows them in the isle of man
Lantana
Crazy that just yesterday I thought to myself, “I have GOT to find a resource for finding out which flowers actually bloom a true blue hue rather than a purple flower that has blue in the name.”Then, here you are with your list of exactly what I was looking for! I absolutely LOVE blue flowers. Blue hydrangeas are my favorite of all time. I live in the South, so with a little soil amendment, we can grow beautiful ones. Thank you so much for creating this video! I had to save it because I’m sure I’ll be needing to refer to it periodically as I fill my flowerbeds!
Where’s Gentiana verna?
Blue salvia is my favorite blue flower
Very helpful. I am planning a blue garden this year
Blue Flax are pretty.
Soooo helpful!
Why has my Staand by me clematis and Brother Stephan clematis turned light purple when the were blue the first yr. I had them?? Got them from Proven Winners!! Thanks.
What wonderful video . Its important that we plant blue flowers for pollinators. Bees see in the blue side of the spectrum and can’t distinguish between red and black for example . One plant you omitted from your list was the Russian Sage which I understand is ok from Zones 4-9 .This gives lavender like flowers up to 4 feet .On that subject Lavender is also something to consider especially in dryer climates . Can I just say that I am in the UK and I find your videos so inspiring .
interesting…sea holly spreads like wild fire in my yard and forget-me-nots do not!
my favorite annual is black and blue salvia – the hummingbirds love it 🙂 it came in the house one winter in a large container and bloomed off and on all winter for me – sweet Christmas addition of colour
forget me not, edible or no?
Can we plant eryngium blue in pot ?
Dam, are there ever zone 10??? I’m in PASADENA, CALIFORNIA..
So many plants go to zone 9 and under? Also are there "BLUE DAHLIA?
I have some blue himilayan poppy seeds this year. I know they don’t like to be transplanted but I’m still going to try to start them in my greenhouse this year. Wish me luck! Blue flowers are my favorite!
We are coastal but I have grown blue hydrangea in upland clay based soil. I understand all you have to do to change the color of a hydrangea is to add copper or a nail, or iron to the soil depending on the color you are wanting. Personally I love white hydrangeas in a hedge near the house. I haven’t ever had that but am working on it. Last year and this, I am planting roses. I put in 14 in 2020. This year I want to add ‘Old World Roses" but need a good nursery that can ship. Please share a few if you can. Thank you for this delightful vlog on Blue Cut Flowers for the Garden. Really enjoyed it. I will be putting a few in per your suggestions.
Bluebonnets are so wonderful. They self seed. Their seeds actually make a pop sound. I am from TX and the Bluebbonet is our state flower. They also now have a maroon Bluebonnet.
Heliotrope?
There is a blue flower in your yard and you called it, "Tucreim"? That’s what it sounded like anyway. It was by the roses that didn’t have a name.
I have just discovered your videos. HURRAH. We live in Ogden Utah. Years ago I bought a six pack of "Chinese Bellbells". Later we learned the plants were Larkspur and it reseeds like crazy..We have giant Bumble Bees in our yard because they love the Larkspur. It is a beautiful blue color and is very hardy .And the bees are wonderful pollinators.
Do be aware of deer nibbling on your morning glories.
Love Brunera, i have plumbago but it doesnt to great for me even in full sun. I never have any luck growing Delpheniums but agian ive started them again inside this year from seed.. Any tips you can share? I have that shrub with the blue flowers, mine was called Blue Beard on the tag, i love it! Also every year a must have for me is an Anual called Victoria Blue Salvia i usually get one or two flats of those! The do so good all season long!
Thank ,Thank you!
Not being snarky at all…… a huge majority of these look purple to me. Are my eye cones different? Can any one explain?
Beautiful
My all time fav. True blue anything.
I just found you a year ago. I just love your relaxed "talking to a fellow gardener" style. Most of all how plants perform for you. Although I’m in Ohio and zone 6 we all know plants do what they do so your advice is always superb. Container ideas are SO welcomed. Thanks sweetie for your channel.
Omg, when you said.hmmm…not fair (blue hydrangeas)…same!
Really I am enjoy today and allows God bless you I wish you all successful
If you visit Texas you have to go end of March or mid April to see the bluebonnet fields. There are many places to visit that have tours or trails during that time.
Bluebonnet is the Texas state flower.
Blue Flax perennial, had them for a few years in a shaded north side of the house. 24-30" tall, light and airy flowing in a breeze. They were beautiful tiny soft blue flowers.
Lasted about 3 years in my zone 3 then didn’t come back.
I came upon a couple Blue Plumbago bushes in a Westlake center, I’ve never seen them as bushes, they didn’t look so good but i grabbed them up and planted them and gave them a ton of love. Oh my! Beautiful!!
Speaking of blue! Are those your true blue eyes? or are they blue contacts ????
I love blue balloon flowers. Mine grow 3-4 feet tall, are drought tolerant, look like asparagus when they first come up in the spring. The buds, before they open, look like hot-air balloons, and they open to a cup- shaped star, a beautiful blue color. My grandchildren love them.
Lovely video again – loads more blue flowers – ceonothus ( a deciduous shrub) agapanthus, larkspur, hyacinth, aconitum…….. best wishes from South Wales (UK)
You are always at the top of your game!
So if you’re able to do this video per color that would be awesome and the seed corner company sells wildflower seeds per color…I bought all the colors so I’ll let you know how it goes
less talk would make your presentation perfect
There is a plant that is called a heavenly blue Poppy
I have a mostly blue Bearded Iris garden! I know there’s a lot of purplish irises pretending to be blue, but there are some very true blue ones too! I love Codicil and Continuity, they are both light blue with dark, dark blue beards. Or there’s Classy Chassy, Regent’s Row, Victoria Falls…there’s a lot of good ones! Sometimes the photos are deceptive, so if you can’t see them in person, I’d try to talk to someone at a farm who understands “blue”. (I really like Tina and Daughters Iris garden—Tina will tell you what’s really blue!)
I also love delphiniums and lupines, but I have to expect them to be annuals and then be pleasantly surprised if they come back the next year.
Flax is a good blue, and if it likes a spot, it will reseed. Warning: scabiosa Butterfly Blue is NOT blue!!!