Blue Flowers in the Garden: Part 1
Blue flowers are one of rarest hues found in the garden. Their blue color comes from Anthocyanins which vary depending on the pH.
We can't get enough of this unique color in the garden and are always looking for new, unusual additions in shades of blue. They're like sapphire jewels, glowing in the garden. From true blues, to a hint of blue in silvery tones, to bluish blends that lean violet, there's a shade of blue for everyone.
We've showcased some of our favorites in this installment: Delphinium elatum, Dwarf Iris, Salvia, Morning Glory, Bearded Iris, Forget-Me-Nots, and more. There are many options for blue throughout the gardening season. We're always on the lookout for new and unusual plants in shades of blue so be sure to follow us on social media or sign up for our newsletter for updates!
We hope you'll be inspired to give blue flowers a try in your garden!
