Flowers are the most beautiful plants on our planet. Gardens, apartments and houses, decorated with flowers, are becoming more comfortable and pleasant. The interior acquires liveliness, natural atmosphere, cleanliness.
If you want to achieve a certain color gamut of your home, then you need to select indoor plants appropriate.
For lovers of cool blue shades, in this article we will talk about how to use blue home flowers in the interior. There are a lot of such plants.
We will consider here such beautiful blue flowers as agapanthus, camassia, gilia, brimer, cornflower, iris, bruner. But this is not their entire list.
You don’t often see a blue flower on someone's window sill. However, you can still find a plant of this color. The blue cornflower flower is known to almost everyone. Most often it is found in the fields. People turned it from an ordinary field weed into an attractive plant for living on a flowerbed, cut flowers can be placed in transparent vases at home. Annual species of this flower are propagated by seeds. Perennial species, by dividing bushes in spring or summer. Cornflower perennial blooms twice a season: in the middle of summer and autumn. It grows rapidly, about once every three years the bushes are divided. Stems should be cut in autumn at ground level. Cornflower grows in any well-drained soil in a sunny place or partial shade.
Another blue flower is bruner. This plant loves semi-shady places, needs plentiful watering and drained soil. Bruner propagates by dividing bushes or planting seeds.
Agapanthus has blue flowers. It is grown as a container plant or for cutting. This flower requires rare watering and a cool temperature. Agapanthus blooms better in a tight pot, so it is rarely transplanted. The plant propagates in spring by seeds or by dividing bushes.
Camassia flower prefers moist soil, but also does not tolerate stagnation of water near the roots in the cold seasons. The bulbs of this plant are planted under trees or on the lawn. This flower requires only watering in a drought until the moment when the leaves begin to fall off and die in the fall. The soil needs moisture-proof, in a sunny place or partial shade. The plant propagates by dividing the nests of bulbs in the fall before planting. Kamassia flowers are excellent for cutting, they can be the basis of an exquisite bouquet that can ennoble any interior.
Gilia is a very rare unpretentious annual with split leaves and beautiful flowers. It grows in any soil, peculiar in that it has a long flowering. A flower is sown in spring at a constant place of growth. You can grow gillia in a container or pot.
Brimera is another blue flower. This is a bulbous plant, also called Spanish hyacinth. Grows in drained soil in partial shade or in a sunny place. Shares overgrown nests in the fall. Brimer grows well in flower pots.
Iris grows near ponds in the garden or on a grassy border. Different types of lighting requirements are different. They need well-drained or calcareous soil. This flower looks great in bouquets.