blue rose plant
Searching for the elusive blue rose plant? You're not alone. For years, gardeners have been captivated by the allure of a true blue rose—an extraordinary bloom that would add rare beauty and striking colour to any New Zealand garden. While nature doesn’t produce a naturally blue rose, the dream of cultivating this mythical bloom has inspired countless hybrids and artistic interpretations. In your search for the perfect blue rose plant, it’s helpful to understand the facts, alternatives, and blue-toned options available, many of which thrive in our unique Kiwi climate.
Rosmarinus 'Tuscan Blue'
The 'Tuscan Blue' Rosemary is a fast-growing and upright variety that features petite, sky-blue flowers borne amidst the dark green leaves through winter and spring. This evergreen typically grows to 1 m tall and 1.5 m wide. 'Tuscan Blue' Rosemary is a versatile plant that is ideal for adding to a mixed planting, trimming into a hedge, planting around outdoor living areas, or including in an herb garden.
From $22.01
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Salvia 'Blue Angel'
Salvia 'Blue Angel' is a beautiful perennial known for its soft blue flower spikes that appear generously across summer and autumn in New Zealand gardens. This elegant variety attracts bees and butterflies while providing calming colour and movement in beds borders and cottage plantings. Compact tidy and easy to grow it flowers repeatedly with minimal maintenance. Gardeners wanting gentle blue tones and long seasonal display will find Salvia 'Blue Angel' a delightful addition.
From $27.53
