Purple is a versatile color, and there are a few types of purple
flowers that people enjoy planting and keeping in their homes.
Created by the combination of warm red and cool blue, various
shades of purple can signify anything from nobility to daring to
delicacy. Purple flowers take many forms and appear in shades
ranging from bold royal purple to pale lavender. Don’t just go
with the blooms you like the most based on appearance. Consider
the conditions of where and when you want to plant to help
select the right flowers for your garden. Some purple flowers
include agapanthus, aster, columbine, freesia, iris, pansy,
petunia, phlox, rose, sweet pea, verbena and violet. Agapanthus,
Aster, and Columbine The agapanthus has funnel-shaped flowers,
arranged in large globes. They appear in hues of blue to purple,
shading to white. They flower from summer into early autumn and
do not have a noticeable fragrance. It is sometimes called “The
Lily of The Nile” though it actually is native to South Africa.
The name aster