Collection: Blue Flowers

What do blue flowers symbolise?

Various shades of blue represent different feelings and thoughts. For example, a light blue shade symbolises calmness, while dark blue represents depth and solidity. A blue flower typically symbolises the feelings of desire, love, hope, and the beauty of things. Blue flowers are uncommon in nature, so that’s why they represent royalty, mystery, and intrigue. It also serves as motivation for those who are ambitious. Some people also associated sadness and sorrow with blue flowers.

What does gifting blue flowers mean?

Gifting a blue flower bouquet to someone means different things depending on the state of mind and situation. Blue flowers are ideal if you want to express affection and keep the romance level high. Similar to this, blue flowers can be a wonderful gift to lift someone's spirits, offer them hope, and serve as inspiration. Also, the blue colour has a calming effect, so to relax someone from their daily life tensions, send elegant blue flowers bouquets for them. Most commonly blue flowers are sent to congratulate a birth of a baby boy.

What flower is only blue?

Lobelia is the only variety of flowers in the world that mostly bloom in truly blue colour. What is the rarest blue flower?
The Grape Hyacinth is a unique and beautiful bulb-shaped blue flower. It grows in clusters in mid-spring. blue fringed daisies, blue clematis, blue hydrangeas, blue roses, morning glory, and blue dandelions are also found rare in nature.

Is there a blue rose?

Naturally, a blue rose does not exist. However, using the pigment "Delphinidin," scientists have genetically altered white roses to become blue roses. The colour is not precisely blue but close to dull mauve or lavender. Other methods include soaking a white rose in a water solution that contains food colouring, a specific agent, or a different dye to turn it into a blue rose.

How many natural blue flowers are there?

Various blue flowers are available around the year like hydrangeas, delphiniums, clematis, irises, hyacinths, bellflowers, asters, carnations, orchid flowers, morning glory, hibiscus, periwinkle, forget-me-nots, love in mistflower and desert bluebells.

Is there any blue in nature?

Since there is no naturally occurring blue chemical to colour objects blue, blue is a unique hue in nature. Less than one in ten flowers have blue blossoms. When the Egyptians started mining the vivid blue lapis lazuli mineral thousands of years ago, it was costly because blue rocks and minerals are also so uncommon and expensive.

Which plant has blue flowers?

lobelia, iris setosa, cornflowers, rose of Sharon, bellflower, gentian, hydrangeas, lily of the Nile, dwarf morning glory and others are among the best blue-flowered container plants, producing lovely blue flowers in the spring and summer.

Can I choose my own flowers and make changes to a bouquet?

Of course you can. Should you wish to make any changes or design your own bouquet, please give our customer service team a call.