Dark Blue Flowers comes with a distinct royal hue that not only contrasts well with the other blooms, but also make for a striking display!
Flowers, be them of any colors, are always an amazing choice for any sort of display arrangement, or a garden. If you are someone who loves deep hued ones, these blossoms, with dark blue colors, will surely appeal you!
Dark Blue Flowers
Do note that some of the blooms on this list may have a hint of purple or lavender in their hue.
1. Grape Hyacinth
Botanical Name: Muscari armeniacum
These dark blue flowers stay compact, and also grow well in the mix of sun and shade, making them a good choice for a shaded patio, too!
2. Balloon Flower
Botanical Name: Platycodon grandiflorus
Well, the blooms of this plant have a star like look to them, but the affix ‘balloon’ comes from the buds, that appear like them in the early stage!
3. Pacific Giant Delphinium
Botanical Name: Delphinium elatum
The towering delphiniums are a star edition to any garden setting, especially where they can get some good sun exposure. The flowers contrast really well with the deep green foliage.
4. Peach Leaved Bellflower
Botanical Name: Campanula persicifolia
Good for baskets, you can also grow these dark blue flowers as border plants, where they will add a mix of purple and blue hue to the garden.
5. Solitary Clematis
Botanical Name: Clematis arabella
This comes in the color palette of light blue, which might make it appear as purple from certain angles. Nevertheless, the plant is striking, and does well in plenty of sunlight.
6. Bluebell
Botanical Name: Hyacinthoides hispanica
Small and striking, these plants stay under 2-3 feet, making them a perfect fit for small places where you would want clusters of blue flowers!
7. Blue Jacaranda
Botanical Name: Jacaranda mimosifolia
Well, it does look purple in the pictures, but the flowers have a blue appeal when you see them in the natural light. A great plant for warm regions!
8. Bluebeard
Botanical Name: Caryopteris x clandonensis
The deep green foliage and flowers of this plant on slender spikes put up quite a show! The best part? This is small and handy, making sure you can keep it in pots anywhere!
9. Blue Marguerite
Botanical Name: Felicia amelloides
The daisy like flowers of this plant have a mix of purple and blue in their hue, that leans on the latter shade as the blooms mature. It needs good sunlight exposure to blossom well.
10. Chicory
Botanical Name: Cichorium intybus
The mix of light and dark blue in the flowers look so spectacular, you would want a multiple of these for your garden! The plant is also really easy to maintain.
11. Siberian Iris
Botanical Name: Iris sibirica
If you want a ‘proper dark blue flower’ for the garden, this is it! I mean look at the picture above! The plant grows well in all type of soil and conditions.
12. African Lily
Botanical Name: Agapanthus africanus
Beautiful flowers on tender, tall spikes—this is what this plant is all about! The blooms have a circular structure and blossom best in plenty of sunlight.
13. Siberian Bugloss
Botanical Name: Brunnera macrophylla
The clusters of light blue to dark flowers of this plant look amazing with the light green foliage. If your garden doesn’t get much sun, this is an apt choice.
14. Great Blue Lobelia
Botanical Name: Lobelia siphilitica
Well, it has blue in its name for a reason! The flowers get the true tone when they mature a bit, and act as a magnet for hummingbirds and butterflies.
15. Siberian Squill
Botanical Name: Scilla siberica
Stubby and beautiful, these are the words that describe this plant that grows strong even in occasional shade. A great border specimen it can be, for sure, with blue flowers!
16. Mountain Blue
Botanical Name: Centaurea montana
Last on the list is a creeping one that grows clusters of purple-blue flowers. The only thing it needs to look this best is plenty of sunlight all day long.
