Blue

The color blue brings a sense of calm and harmony to the garden. It is one of the rarer shades in nature, which makes it stand out all the more in flower beds. It visually expands the space and pairs beautifully with white, soft yellow, or, conversely, rich pink flowers. Additionally, these cool tones attract beneficial insects that will bring your garden to life.

You can easily create a diverse composition from blue flowers, ranging from tiny spring bulbs to low-maintenance annuals and perennials that will return every year. Everything is represented here, from soft pastel tones to deep indigo blue, which adds drama to flowering islands.

An interesting interplay of colors is ensured not just by petals, but also by carefully chosen foliage. For example, eucalyptus has distinct blue-green to silvery-blue leaves. If you would like to include it in your collection, read up on how to grow eucalyptus and use its fragrant sprigs as a green base for tied bouquets.