Why are flowers never blue unless you dye them?
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well depending on the flower breed it may be the pH in your soil
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My answer comes also out of the blue - not researched - maybe natur knows best because all the insects who pollenate the flowers are not able to recognize blue? You noticed my questionmark? It is just a wild guess.
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There are all kinds of blue wildflowers. Blue is very common in the wild.
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I have lots of different wild flowers that grow on my property and funnily enough most are blue.
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Flax and cornflowers are blue and there are blue tulips
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Bluebells Hyacinths Stocks There are many blue and violet coloured flowers
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delphiniums and bluebells, forget me nots and cornflowers are naturally bluish in color
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But there are blue flowers, not many, as most blues are purples, but there are some fine blues out there. Delphiniums are really spectacular with their blue spikes. Forget-me-nots are also a lovely blue carpet in the late springtime.
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Bluebells, delphiniums, flax, wisteria, forget-me-not, cornflower... There are lots of blue flowers.
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