Bring a touch of the sky and sea to your yard with these blue flowers
Myosotis sylvatica
Must-haves for lightly shaded woodland gardens, these much-loved plants bear tiny but exquisite blue flowers in spring in mild climates.
Rosemary officinalis PP18192
This rosemary stands out for its higher oil content and spicy flavor. With a compact, mounding habit, this is a great choice for container, herb, and kitchen gardens.
Salvia guaranitica 'Black and Bloom' PPAF
An earlier blooming salvia, this is a great option for the mid to back of borders, blooming heavily until frost.
Eryngium amethystinum
The sea holly has amethyst flower heads, surrounded by 2-inch silvery-blue bracts open atop tall stems in summer, emerging from a rosette of spiny, medium green leaves. The blooms make for a great addition to bouquets.
Salvia x ‘Celestial Blue’
An evergreen shrub with lavender-blue flowers in early summer and gray-green leaves.
Penstemon heterophyllus x 'Margarita BOP'
These deep blue beauties have purple throats.
Nepeta x faassenii
These plants are valuable for their spikes of two-lipped blue or blue-violet flowers.