What are the purple flowers and their names? What are the names and pictures of the flower varieties with purple flowers?

In landscapes, purple flowers often have a soothing effect, while also suggesting elegance, romance, and mystery. Purple-flowered plants also come in a variety of color variations, from pink-purple to blue-purple to dark purple, and the effects vary greatly.

Daphne koreana

Daphne odora has been a symbol of good fortune in China since ancient times. The leaves of Daphne odora have golden edges, which makes it look magnificent. The plant is beautiful and elegant, and it is particularly elegant and generous after the flowers bloom. The plant also has its own beauty, and the fragrance of the flowers fills the house. It is also very unique and is known as the king of perfume.

Wisteria

Wisteria flowers have a long lifespan and can live for hundreds of years. There is a particularly famous wisteria flower gallery in Tokyo. An old wisteria tree has lived for hundreds of years and is a local sight.

Grow a wisteria at home and let it grow freely. Its simple and vigorous branches can be used as bonsai materials, or as a natural parasol at home, which can bring a touch of coolness to people in the summer.

Purple Patchouli

Ageratum, its flowers are furry, a bit like dandelions. Moreover, it blooms in large quantities and has a particularly long flowering period. It is a small potted plant with a delicate fragrance, which can be suitable for growing on the balcony at home.

Verbena

Commonly known as the grass five-color plum, it is a perennial small grass flower of the Verbenaceae family and the Verbena genus. It is native to South America. The flowers are umbrella-shaped, and white, red, blue, and purple are very common colors on the market. It can bloom from May to the end of the year, around November, and its flowering period is far longer than many similar flowers.

Hydrangea

As the name suggests, this is a plant with a round and full flower shape that resembles a hydrangea. The flower colors are mostly pink, purple , blue, etc., which is pleasing to the eye. It is not only a classic ornamental flower, but also a high-quality gardening flower.

Viola yedoensis

Compared with purely ornamental plants such as petunia and hydrangea, Viola yedoensis is more valuable and has a wider range of uses. Not only can the seedlings or tender stems picked early be slightly processed and stir-fried, cooked into soup, and eaten, but they can also be used to decorate and decorate the home.

African Violet

African violets, also known as African pansies, are a variety of horticultural plants with large flowers, single petals, semi-double petals, double petals, variegated leaves, etc. The plants are small and exquisite, and the flowers are bright. If nothing unexpected happens, they can bloom normally in all seasons. They are quite popular in Europe and the United States and are internationally renowned potted flowers.

Crape Myrtle

Crape myrtle, also known as the itchy flower, has beautiful and bright flowers. The flowering period is at least three months and at most half a year. It is nicknamed "hundred-day red". From a geographical point of view, crape myrtle is mainly concentrated in East China, Central South, and Southwest China.

Anemone

Anemone is also known as wind flower and Easter flower. The former is named because the flowers can only bloom completely when a breeze passes through; as for the latter, Easter is a cultural tradition unique to the West.

By some coincidence, anemone is regarded as a symbol of Easter, and is then jokingly called the Easter flower. It is also a delicate and beautiful small purple flower.

sage

Sage is a plant of the Lamiaceae family and the genus Salvia. It is a hybrid of the genus Salvia and a perennial herb. The flower color is dark purple or light pink purple, which is quite gorgeous.

Aquilegia

A plant of the genus Aquilegia in the Ranunculaceae family, a perennial herb with flowers that are usually dark blue-purple or white, and there are also some red varieties.

Delphinium

A perennial herb of the genus Delphinium in the Ranunculaceae family. The flowers are blue or purple-blue, and the flowers look like swallows perched on them.