As all gardeners know true blue flowers are difficult to find and even more difficult to photograph as they always look purple or lavender. I have bluebells all along my fence in the backyard, they are remind me of spring and May alters when I was growing up.
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Stunning flowers; we have blue crocus and anemone blanda at the moment...the delphiniums are just starting to peep out from the soil.
I recognise the convolvulus and the delphinium, but what are the first two photos? Great photos, by the way.
The first two photos are of bluebells, they are a wildflower found in the American midwest, they bloom in spring, after blooming the foilage dies down.
Lucky Ruth! We still have snow and ice, I can't wait to see some green.
You took all these photos?! Wow. I went to the Webshots site. Very nice.
Yes I took all those photos, Sally, thanks for looking at my pictures on Webshots. Makes me sad when I go back and look at my Jessi Belle who I lost in July of 2002, I still miss that dog. I miss all my pets but she was really special.
Thanks for visiting my blog.Your comment made me go to your blog,and I'm glad I did that b'coz all the photographs are breathtaking.Simply marvellous!!
stunning!
Your pics make me ache for spring!
Lovely photos. The posting had me a moment, as I was also planning one on blue flowers! Mine are tropical, though.
Here are links to two of my blogs with blue flowers.
http://plantsnrocks.blogspot.com/
2007/01/getting-it-right.html
http://plantsnrocks.blogspot.com/
2007/01/columbine-continued-froggy
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The first one is of the blue columbine and the second a sky blue delphinium. Probably the bluest of the blue flowers would be the Meconopsis betonicifolia the Himalayan poppy but difficult to grow I understand so have put off buying a plant. Here's a link to a picture of one. http://www.thimblefarms.com/15pren.html
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