Our Gardens have the blues!
It’s a mystery why we love it so! If you know, tell us! There are few gardeners who don’t love this accent color. There aren’t too many true blue flowers, so mixed with reds, pinks, oranges and greens look well next to blue. Here are some cool watery examples, of blue colors in the garden to show why it works so well.
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Jenny Alexander
Sherry Phillips Carlson
Nancy K. Meyer
Tammy Shultz Sisler
Susi Froggy
Tamra Neri Dalton
Gwen Judy Chance
Barb Tate Buckley
Blondeponders Garden and Duck tales
Blondeponders Garden and Duck tales
Jeanie Merritt
Jeanne Sammons
Billie Hayman
Bianca Carroll Elmer
Carol Swann
Charlette Clark
Cindy Ford McRee
Cindy Ramlow Schroeder
Debbie Perry McMurry
Jane Ochinero Krauter
Jandy Moore
Flea2Fab
Elaine Barriss
Donna Dunn
Jeanie Merritt
Jeanne Sammons
Kirk Willis
Kathy Hardin
Kirk Willis
Kathleen Newman Vedder
Julie Brown
Jenny Alexander
Jennifer Linkenmeyer Wildes
Kirk Willis
Jeanne Sammons
Kirk Willis
Linda Gladman
Lark Leibundgut Kulikowski
Kirk Willis
Kirk Willis
Kirk Willis
Nancy Lachance
Marie Niemann
Kirk Willis
Lisa Scherer
Lisa Abney Wilson
Peggy Ann Mills
Shelley Donathan
Shelly Carpenter Wood
Sheron Olson
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I love cobalt blue in my garden! Most all my store bought pot are cobalt blue and I use those colors in my bottle tree and wine bottles that accent my garden beds. When the sun hits that blue, it is dazzling. My other accent choice is anything galvanized- tubs, funnels, buckets, weight scale, etc. The grey of the galvanized pieces goes great with the blues.
This post was near and dear….my house color is a light beige, but my front and back doors are a bright Federal Blue, so I have all sorts of pots and planters of different shapes and sizes and different shades of blue…and I’ve landscaped with shades of blue, yellow and white. Your pics are gorgeous.