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Crocus
Finding a blue or purple flower in nature is a treasure for most botanist. For it is claimed that there is no true blue color in nature. Most blues are said to be permutations of purple, violets. But a blue- purple flower garden is blissful, tranquil and unique. Blue gardens are filled with happy blues!
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Hyacinth
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Hyacinth
There are only about 10% of the approximate 300,000 flowering plants that have blue flowers. Of course with years of hybridizing, there are ample blue colors around.
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Pansie
Some of the happy blues and purples filling up the gardens at London Town currently are the Hyacinths, Crocus and Scilla.
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Anenomes
Awaiting many other blues including the Anenomes, Salvias, Baptisias and Amsonia in early spring. Do you have any happy blues in your garden?