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     • Learn more about more than 40 types of blue flowers, including Iris, Hydrangea, and Cornflower, with our handy guide, plus find the best types of soil and light to plant them in.
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   What plants produce blue flowers?

   • Examples of plants producing blue flowers are Canterbury bells and butterfly peas. Some types of deep blue flowers don’t occur naturally. Often growers add blue dye to water which causes white flowers to turn blue.

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   Do blue flowers exist?

   • Blue flowers might be elusive but they do exist. Do some color experimenting with annuals, as they're relatively inexpensive, especially if you start them from seed. But if you plan on investing in perennial plants, try to see them in bloom before you make a purchase. Here are plants that add that exceptional blue color to your garden.

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   What plants are blue in color?

   • If you rather plant perennial flax, try Spanish flax (Linum narbonense), which has larger blue flowers and is hardy in USDA Zones 5-8. A favorite plant for informal cottage gardens, sweet peas (Lathyrus odoratus) come in almost every color including blue.

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   Which flowers are true blue?

   • According to some estimates, only 10% of the more than 280,000 species of flowering plants are true blue flowers. So, while there are some flowers that are classed as “true blue,” they are difficult to find. Examples of plants producing blue flowers are Canterbury bells and butterfly peas. Some types of deep blue flowers don’t occur naturally.

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   Can blue flowers grow naturally?

   • Plants with blue flowers are difficult to find growing naturally. It is very rare to find types of real blue flowers growing in the wild, as many flowers that seem to be blue are shades of purple, lilac, or lavender rather than being “true blue” flowers. However, there are some types of naturally blue flowers that are stunning to look at.

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   How many flowers are blue?

   • Supposedly, only 10% of all the flowers on Earth are blue! Here are 20 beautiful blue flowers—with pictures to gaze upon! Many plants marketed as blue are actually closer to purple. Petunias are a prime example. True blue is a pure blue hue that isn’t shaded with black, white, or any other color.

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4. www.gardenersworld.com › plants-with-blue-flowers25 Best Blue Flowers | BBC Gardeners World Magazine

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   May 1, 2019 · Add cool blues to outdoor spaces with some of our favourite blue-flowered plants. Choosing what colour flowers to have in your garden can have a big impact on the look and feel of your space. Blue isn't the most common of flower colours, but it combines well with many plants in the garden.

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5. www.epicgardening.com › blue-flowers61 Types of Blue Flowers With Names and Pictures - Epic Gardening

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   Nov 22, 2023 · Blue is a color that comes in many different shades, and can compliment just about any home garden or landscaped area of your home. But which blue flowers should you plant? In this article, you'll learn all about some of our favorite plants with blue flowers that will add some extra color to your home or garden.

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     Best Blue Flowering Plants, Best Permanent/Perennial Blue Flowers.

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   • The Meaning of Blue Flowers. Blue flowers have a special meaning and have come to symbolize certain emotions. Gifting a bunch of blue flowers can mean inspiration, support, and trust.
   • Types of Blue Flowers With Names and Pictures – Identification Guide. Let’s look at some of the most beautiful blue flowers that exist. With plants that produce flowers in many colors, you will also find out about the true-blue cultivars.
   • Blue Hydrangea Flowers. Extremely popular worldwide, hydrangeas produce beautiful clusters of fragrant blue flowers naturally. Hydrangeas produce very distinct and easily identifiable flowers.
   • Bluebells. English Bluebells (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) is the common name for the bulbous spring-flowering plant that produces dainty sweet blue flowers.

8. www.thespruce.com › blue-flowers-140230437 Best Garden Plants With Blue Flowers - The Spruce

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   • African Lily (Agapanthus africanus) The genus Agapanthus contains about ten species, all with large clusters of flowers in shades of blue or white. Agapanthus africanus is known as the lily of the Nile, the African blue lily, or just the African lily.
   • Blue Star (Amsonia sp.) There are enough species of Amsonia for everyone to find their favorite shade of blue. The fluffy clusters of flowers are composed of many small, star-shaped blooms, giving this plant its common name of blue star.
   • False Indigo (Baptisia australis) A close look at the leaves and flowers of Baptisia australis should indicate to you that it is in the pea family. Native to eastern North America, this plant is popular for making blue dye.
   • Borage (Borago officinalis) Borago officinalis is an underused plant, which is ironic because it's a member of the forget-me-not family. Borage is an easy-to-grow annual that readily self-sows.

9. mygardenlife.com › what-to-grow › blue-flowers54 Plants with True Blue Flowers - MyGardenLife

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   Dec 25, 2023 · Climbing plants with blue flowers can make a lovely addition to a trellis or chain-link fence. Lots of the blue flowers in our list can be grown in pots for your deck, patio, or balcony. Here are suggestions for popular blue flowers based on the plant’s size and whether they are annual or perennial.

10. www.almanac.com › 20-true-blue-flowers-your-gardenBlue Flower Names With Pictures | Almanac.com

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    Aug 1, 2024 · Supposedly, only 10% of all the flowers on Earth are blue! Here are 20 beautiful blue flowers—with pictures to gaze upon! Many plants marketed as blue are actually closer to purple. Petunias are a prime example. True blue is a pure blue hue that isn’t shaded with black, white, or any other color.

11. www.gardenia.net › guide › plants-with-blue-flowers40 Blue Flowers and Landscaping Ideas - Gardenia

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    Introducing blue flowers into your garden brings a splash of serene elegance, reminiscent of clear skies and tranquil waters. Blue blooms like hydrangeas, salvia, bluebells, and morning glories offer a cooling effect, beautifully contrasting with warmer tones.