During a walk in the spring, you may spot various dark blue flowers in the grass. In addition, some of these beautiful blooms are cultivated plants or cut flowers. Some people are interested to add them to their garden and living space.
Dark blue symbolizes the Power and authority sense in the minds. Hence, when they come with white flowers bring a relaxed feeling to your living space. They can play a distinguishment role in landscape designs and home decor.
In the present article, we will first provide you with the images and names of 12 common dark blue flowers. In the next part of this article, you will get familiar with one of the best plant identification tools that will help you identify your dark blue flower (and other plants(easily).
If you are ready, let’s dive into dark blue flowers.
In this part, you will get familiar with 12 dark blue flowers with their names and images. We provide you with both common and scientific names. If you scroll through the images, you can find your intended flower or make your interest list.
Most of the following dark blue flowers have variegated colors in various cultivars including white, light blue, and purple hues. Here you will find a brief overview of the shape of leaves and flowers that is very practical and help you to identify them easily.
Caesar’s Brother Siberian Iris
Scientific name: Iris sibirica ‘Caesar’s Brother’
The leaves:
The flowers:
Lungwort
Scientific name: Pulmonaria ‘Blue Ensign’
The leaves:
The flowers:
Columbine, Granny’s Bonnet
Scientific name: Aquilegia
The leaves:
The flowers:
Blue Delphiniums
Scientific name: Delphinium
The leaves:
The flowers:
Grape Hyacinth
Scientific name: Muscari
The leaves:
The flowers:
Lily of the Nile
Scientific name: Agapanthus
The leaves:
The flowers:
Sweet pea
Scientific name: Lathyrus odoratus
The leaves:
The flowers:
Gentian Flower
Scientific name: Gentiana
The leaves:
The light green leaves are lance-shaped.
The flowers:
Speedwell
Scientific name: Veronica
The leaves:
The flowers:
Desert Bluebells
Scientific name: Phacelia campanularia
The leaves:
The flowers:
Lobelia
Scientific name: Lobelia sp.
The leaves:
The flowers:
Blue Monkshood
Scientific name: Aconitum napellus
The leaves:
The flowers:
Balloon Flower
Scientific name: Platycodon grandifloras
The leaves:
The flowers:
Spiderwort
Scientific name: Tradescantia virginiana
The leaves:
The flowers:
Did you find your intended flower in the above list? Don’t worry, a lot of variegated flowers live in our colorful planet. If you want to find a plant among the identified species, it will be time-consuming. let a plant identifier do it for you.
Nowadays, plant identification tools with their huge collection and advanced algorithms that work with learning machines and artificial intelligence, can identify the plant species easily. One of the best of them is the “House plant identifier”.
It is a free online tool that working with it is very easy. From now on when spot a dark blue flower, it is enough to enter the “house plant identifier” take an online picture of the flower and click on the start button. if you don’t have enough time, you can take a picture and upload it on this tool later from your gallery.
You can identify wild plants, indoor plants, flowers, trees and ornamentals with this free online tool. In addition, it can detect plant diseases too. it is a perfect facility for this tool. Its app also will be available for download soon.
Now you are familiar with 12 dark blue flowers including Caesar’s Brother Siberian Iris, Lungwort, Columbine Granny’s Bonnet, Blue Delphiniums, Grape Hyacinth, Lily of the Nile, Sweet pea, Gentian Flower, Speedwell, Desert Bluebells, Lobelia, Blue Monkshood, Balloon Flower and Spiderwort.
Did you find your intended dark blue flower among them? what was its name? Which ones are more wonderful? Do like have which ones in your garden? why? can you add other dark blue flowers to our list?
Have you ever used plant identifiers? Do you think they work well? Please share your experience and idea with us below this page.
Hi, I’m Elaheh. My Academic major is plant protection, and houseplants are my expertise. As a houseplant lover, my house is full of indoor plants and it is my passion to take care of them. Hence, I’m here to share my knowledge and experience about growing healthy houseplants. I am also a plant protection advisor, so feel free to ask me any questions you may have.