Choosing the perfect flowers for your garden requires a lot of knowledge and thought. There are so many different types of flowers to choose from and many of them are beautiful. Here are a few to consider.
Hydrangeas
Depending on the variety, Hydrangeas can range in size from a few inches to over a foot tall. These shrubs are perfect for borders and hedges. They are also very attractive container plants.
In terms of flower color, Hydrangeas can be pink, blue or purple. The color of a Hydrangea’s flowers depends on the pH level of the soil. The lower the pH, the bluer the color. Hydrangeas can be grown in a variety of soils including acidic, alkaline and neutral.
Clematis
Having purple flower types on your property is a great way to add beauty and elegance to your yard. There are many different types of purple flowering vines, and many of them can be grown in a variety of areas. They are also ideal for creating vertical gardens.
One of the most common types of purple flowering vines is the Clematis. The plant grows to around 10 feet tall and produces beautiful, vibrant flowers. They are very popular in most gardens.
Healleborus
Generally speaking, hellebore flowers are cup-shaped and come in many colors, from white to deep purple. However, each species has its own characteristics. They vary in the size of their blooms and their leaf shape.
One of the most common and widely grown hellebore species is Helleborus orientalis. It is native to Greece and Turkey and is available in a range of flower colors, including white, pink, and purple. It is also available in semi-double and fully double flower forms.
Foxglove
Often referred to as a biennial flower, the Foxglove is a beautiful flower that is found in woodland and garden settings. It is native to Europe and Asia, and has long been used as a medicinal plant.
Foxgloves can be grown from seed. Seeds can be planted in the garden in early spring or fall. The seed needs light to germinate. The Foxglove will grow up to two meters tall. It is very hardy. It can be grown in partial shade or full sun.
Anise Hyssops
Several anise hyssop purple flower types have a sweet anise aroma that makes them excellent additions to a garden or herb garden. They bloom for several months and are great for cut flowers and floral arrangements. They also attract bees and other pollinators.
Anise hyssop grows well in moist soils with good drainage. It’s also drought tolerant once it’s established. It’s also deer resistant, making it a good choice for planting around perennials that get heavy deer browse.
Lily of the Nile
Among the many varieties of flowers, the Lily of the Nile has a large, bold, purple flower. It is a tropical perennial that grows well in warm climates. It also attracts butterflies and makes attractive cut flowers. The foliage is glossy and evergreen. This variety is ideal for zones 7 through 11.
The African lily is native to southern Africa. It is a perennial plant with large, funnel-shaped, purple flowers.
Monkshood
Having some information on Monkshood purple flower types can help you choose the best one to plant in your garden. There are a variety of cultivars that have different flower colours, and some have bicolor flowers.
Aconitum is a genus of herbaceous perennials. Some species have blue or yellow flowers, while others have white flowers. Most are native to the mountainous regions of the northern hemisphere. They are easy to grow and are commonly grown as ornamental plants.
Coneflower
Depending on where you live, the Purple Coneflower is a great flower to have in your garden. This native flower is a great way to attract birds, butterflies and other pollinators.
The Purple Coneflower is a perennial that grows well in USDA hardiness zones 3-9 and will tolerate many growing conditions. This flower is native to the central and eastern United States and grows well in full sun to partial shade. The Purple Coneflower will grow up to four feet tall. It is best planted in well-drained soil.
Peonies
Whether you’re looking for the perfect addition to your garden or a way to brighten up your home, purple flower types include peonies. These flowering perennials can be planted in partial or full sun. They are easy to care for and have a variety of color and size to choose from. They’re a great way to commemorate a variety of events, sentiments, and occasions.
In the genus, which includes over hundreds of different species, you’ll find flowers with painted edges, colorful splotches, and large multipart flowers. In addition, these plants have showy stamens in exotic colors.
