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25. periwinkle
Periwinkle is an evergreen perennial plant. Planted between March and May, it likes shade and tolerates low temperatures. She hates drought, she needs moist soil. It is a plant that flowers between March and May.
26. Borage
This small plant with blue flowers and fluffy stems is native to the south, it grows particularly well in gardens in temperate climates. The advantage of this plant is that once sown this plant grows back each year. It flowers from May to August.
27. Thistle
Blue thistles are planted between September and April and it flowers from July to October. They are very hardy flowers and require little maintenance. Thistles tolerate heat and direct sunlight perfectly. They will be picked and possibly it is possible to dry them.
28. Nepeta
The nepeta is particularly grown on the edge, it really likes roses, which hide the foot. It presents small delicate flowers of a purplish blue which agree perfectly with the soft compositions. When the soils are rich, the flowers are a flamboyant blue, while in full sun and on dry land, the color is lighter. You just have to cut off the faded flowers so that it blooms again the following year.
29. Sage
Sage is a plant that is particularly appreciated in the garden because it flowers from spring until the first frosts. It is very easy to take cuttings and it tolerates drought particularly well. It is easy to maintain and adorns your gardens brilliantly due to its fairly dark blue hue.
30. Caryopteris
Caryopteris are flowers that have the advantage of blooming at the end of summer when the others are no longer necessarily there. These small shrubs require little care and are perfect for adorning your flowerbeds with a very pure blue. Their pretty leaves contribute to the beauty of this plant.
