I like plants with blue flowers or those that have a beautiful tonality in purplish or purplish tones. They are my favorites, romantic, feminine and also convey that sense of peace and serenity that is always pleasant.
These flowers are ideal to combine with other shades, either with white versions or with flowers of strong colors such as yellow or red, warmer tones that contrast with the coldness of purple and blue.
Nature gives us a large number of flowers that are torn between purple and blue, electric blue and purple with body. You can think of these plants to grow in the garden or to enjoy from the window overlooking the balcony.
La Clematis is one of them as well as the Aster and allium, three purple plants, soft and intense at the same time. In particular, I enjoy the Anemone because it is halfway between blue and violet, with such a unique, unique hue and that perfect contrast of yellow in its center. The Calicarp gives us a strong violet as intense as it is beautiful and the same happens with the Himalayan geranium. Instead, the Hydrangea is a much softer blue, just like the Agapanthus.
The truth is that finding plants with neutral blue flowers is an almost impossible task because nature has endeavored to mix this color with the grace of violet. I think it has been the great success of all time because only in this way can we enjoy these beautiful and colorful flowers whose colors bond with the firm intention of being more and more beautiful, fascinating and restless.
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