Adding A Blue Bonnet Flower To Your Garden Area
Adding the Blue Bonnet Flower to your yard can be a wonderful way to add color to your garden. .
You can buy blue and blue purple perennials and annuals to enhance your garden design Plant them in a cluster of all blue type plants or mix them in with other colors for a rainbow of beauty.
When planting your Blue Bonnet Flower be sure to get instructions for the care and maintenance of the plant. Some plants thrive in the shade where others require full sun so it is important to buy plants that are appropriate for where you are going to plant them. A plant that needs full sun will not grow to your expectations if it is planted in the shade.
During the gardening season, take care to water and fertilize your Blue Bonnet Flower according to the instructions that came with the flower and you will be rewarded with big luscious blooms. Don’t forget to pinch off any dead flowers as this will make the plant grow fuller.
Some other things to think about when planting your Blue Bonnet Flower plant include:
Blooming Season – plant flowers in your garden with staggered blooming season so that you have continuous blooms all year long.
Size – make sure you plant the taller plants in the back so they don’t obscure the view of the shorter growing flowers.
Consider these other blue and purple flowers for your garden:
Verbena - Babylon Blue - Purply blue flower petals on this early bloomer that is great for window boxes and planters.
Aster – Wonder Of Staffa - Lavender blue daisy like flowers with yellow orange centers which bloom from the middle of summer until fall. It grows 18 to 24” and like to be planted in the full sun with well drained soil.
Scabiosa - Butterfly Blue - This bushy perennial is more of a lavender blue perennial plant with 2" flower petals that bloom from June to October. Plant in the full sunlight - deadheading after first bloom will encourage repeat sports. This flower attracts the most fabulous creatures - butterflies and hummingbirds.
Corydalis, Blue Panda - This plant produces fragrant stringy sky blue flowers. It blooms in late spring, and sometimes again in fall. Can grow to 12” and likes partial shade with a rich soil.
Blue Sea Holly - A lavender blue, this dramatic plant has a cone like flower with long spikey petals. Grows to 30” and makes a great dried flower. Plant in full sun – flowers will appear in mid to late summer.
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Also:
Blue Rose Flower
Blue Hydrangea Flower
Blue Dahlia Flower
Blue Mist Fower
Blue Water Flower
Blue Flower Perennial
Type of Blue Flower
Dark Blue Flower
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