Blue flowers come in hundreds of varieties, each more exquisite than the other. There are some Blue Flowers so fragrant that the Irish sailors could smell them even before they caught sight of Galway Bay. There are others which while looking deceptively breathtaking can prove to be poisonous if consumed. For example, the Blue Delphinium is alluringly beautiful but is one of the known toxic Blue Flowers. Some of the more common type of Blue Flowers are the Blue Rose flower, the Blue Iris flower, the Blue Carnation flower and the Blue Bell flower.
Blue Flowers come in different hues from the pale baby blue eyes flower to the vibrant morning glories. However despite the fact that Blue Flowers are cultivated in large numbers, they are still classified as specialty items as very little information is available about how one ought to go about the task of choosing Blue Flowers.
Blue Wedding Flowers
You can add a touch of blue to you wedding through traditional floral arrangements or by including blue flowers in your wedding bouquet or reception décor. Blue represents trust and unity, thereby making it an apt choice as a wedding flower hue. It has also been acknowledged that using blue flowers at a wedding lend to it an air of elegance and sophistication, and thanks to the wide range of blues available one can find flowers to exactly complement the ambience. However, as information about blue flowers is hard to come by, do not attempt to select them for a wedding without consulting a professional florist.
Blue Flowers for your garden
You must remember that most flowers labeled as blue flowers are not really blue. They oscillate between violets and greens and looking for that elusive blue flower is most likely to be a futile chase. However there are loads of flowers that come close to a perfect blue. It is recommended that if you would like to plant blue flowers in your gardens your best bets are Jacob’s ladder, Blue Anchusa, and False Lupin as they are the easiest to look after. Most blue flowers flourish during the summer and spring season.
The Blue-Himalayan poppy
The Himalayan poppy is considered to be one of the most beautiful blue flowers ever. It was a herb that grew in the Alpine meadows in the Himalayas and when it flowers in the summer it stands on very slender stalks, which may be about 15 cms long. They are also found in the freezing parts of Canada. The plant can live for many years but in certain conditions, for example when the fertilizers are more, it dies after flowering just once. It is ‘as blue as the bonnie blue flag.’
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