“Just living is not enough… one must have sunshine, freedom and a little flower”- Hans Christian Andersen.
Flowers are a symbol of love, sweetness, and harmony. A little gift of flowers from you to someone can make his/her day a little less boring and give more life. For decades, flowers have been doing their magic everywhere; it can be in your homes, offices, kitchen gardens, just gardens and not to forget the lovely hearts of yours.
80% of the beauty of the world is because of these pretty flowers that you see around every day. It just gives that morning glow to you that you need while going to work. Flowers make brides look beautiful, they make your garden life-full and most importantly their fragrance is what you love the most. I know I certainly do.
Flowers are in doubt one of the most beautiful creations of God; they can definitely put a smile on sad faces. There are so many flower types around us and so many of us to choose from.
Today we are hitting the subject of “Purple Flower Plants”. Purple is the color combination of blue and red. Imagine a purple flower plant right now! Oh my gosh. It’s just so beautiful J and we all know what is famous for purple flower plants; they are a sign of royalty and ceremony, it shows dignity, pride, and success. A purple flower plant depicts accomplishment.
Now we have compiled the most stunning 40 purple flower plants in the world. From their names to their uses, we have listed everything here! No need to go anywhere else. These flowers can become a part of your garden and make your garden looks purple-y or you can also use them in weddings or any other occasion. Like if you’re trying to make your girlfriend mood nice then take any of the flowers from below and she’d be happy as hell J some of these flowers are medically used to so don’t give those to your girlfriend!
Let the flower show begin!
List of 35 Types of Purple Flower Plants
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Aconitum
These are navy blue hooded flowers that grow in the mid to late summer.
Scientific Name: Aconitum
Other Names: Wolf’s bane, Monkshood, Blue rocket.
Uses: Aconitum napellus and Aconitum Carmichaels are used in medicines. It is toxic to humans and plants so surely you can’t give this to your girlfriend.
Alpine Betony:
This is a clump-forming perennial that blooms in the late spring or early summer.
Scientific Name: Stachysmonieri ‘Hummelo’
Other names:
Uses: it can be used in your garden. The texture of this plant is medium and that’s why it’ll blend really nicely in your garden.
Aster
Aster is a long circular-shaped purple flower with a yellow center that you can find in North America and Southern Europe.
Scientific Name: Asteraceae
Other names: Starworts, Michaelmas Daisies, or Frost Flowers.
Uses: These are mostly used as food plants and are a prime target for birds, bees and butterflies.
Autumn Gentian
This flower is a five-petal flower that blooms between July and September.
Scientific Name: Gentianellaamarella
Other names: Felwort, Northern Gentian.
Uses: In the past, it has been used to treat malaria but nowadays it used in alcoholic drinks as a bitter ingredient.
Bell heather
It is a dark purple-pink flower that is bell-shaped and appears between July and September.
Scientific Name: Erica cinerea
Other names: –
Uses: It has been used extensively in various ways over the centuries as bedding material for both livestock and people.
Butterfly bush
Scientific Name: Buddleja
Other names: –
Uses: its best use is in the garden. It will make your garden look spectacular.
Calla Lilly
Scientific Name: Zantedeschiaaethiopica
Other names: – –
Uses: This is the flower you should be giving your girlfriend! This has medicinal uses too and their bouquets can be seen often.
Candytuft
This is a straight, long and stiff plant. It blooms in summer.
Scientific Name: Iberis
Other names: –
Uses: It is great for a rock garden. Its medical uses include treating asthma, bronchitis, and dropsy.
Cattleya orchid
Scientific Name: Cattleya
Other names: Common orchid
Uses: This is an amazing flower that can be used at weddings. It would look absolutely fabulous on weddings and it can also be used as a corsage.
Allium schoenoprasum
Scientific Name: Allium schoenoprasum
Other names: Onion Chives
Uses: Chives as a flowering plant can be used to protect other plants from mildew. Just chop some chives, boil chives and water mixture for several minutes and put them into a spray bottle. Chives are used in beverages like martini and bloody marys.
Concord grapes
It is a three-petaled flower and has a purplish-blue color with yellow center beads.
Scientific name: Tradescantia
Other names: Spiderwort
Uses: This can be seen in rock gardens.
Cosmos
Blooming season is summer and fall.
Scientific name: Cosmos
Other names: Cosmos
Uses: Cosmos oil can be used as an ointment and had a traditional use in Mexico for treating malaria.
Cyclamen
Blooming season is fall and winter.
Scientific name: Cyclamen persicum
Other names: Persian violet, Sowbread
Uses: The root and the underground stem is used in medicines.
Daphne (fragrance)
This is one of the most fragrant flowers which come in late winter. It is native to Europe, Asia, and North Africa.
Scientific name: Daphne
Other names: –
Uses: It is a must-have in your garden. It’s so pretty and will give your garden that elegant and sophisticated look. But it’s toxic too so handle with care.
Delphinium
Delphinium blossoms in cool moist summers
Scientific name: Delphinium
Other names: larkspur
Uses: Delphinium is a gardener’s favorite and can be mostly used in cutting gardens. These can be poisonous so care is needed.
Dianthus
Scientific name: Dianthus
Other names: –
Uses Garden uses and floristry.
Dinner Plate Dahlia
The blooming season for this flower is mid-summer to fall.
Scientific name: Dahlia
Other names: Dahlia Decorative
Uses: –
Foxgloves
Blooming season is spring and summer.
Scientific name: Digitalis
Other names: Fairy Fingers, Fairy Gloves, Floppy Dock
Uses: This is mostly used to treat congestive heart failure. It can also increase blood flow through your body.
Fragrant Orchid
These blossoms in summer!
Scientific name: Gymnadeniaconopsea
Other names: Lady of the Night
Uses: As the name tells, it can be used in perfumes.
Fuchsia
A beautiful purplish-red flower!
Scientific name: Fuchsia magellanica
Other names: Lady’s EardropsMagical Gold
Uses: It is acidic so it’s supposed to be used in small quantities in culinary. These are used is in salads.
Heliotrope
It is a pink-purple flower that represents the color of the heliotrope flower.
Scientific name: Heliotropium
Other names: –
Uses: This is a completely safe to use a flower. It is used to treat tumors, inflammations, etc.
Iris
Scientific name: Iris
Other names: German Iris, Bearded Iris
Uses: This is used greatly in perfumes because of its great aromatic smell. Sometimes its juice is used to treat freckles.
Lavender
One of my personal favorite and is perfect for weddings in October.
Scientific name: Lavandula
Other names: –
Uses: Lavender has an amazing fragrance which is why it is used as a perfume. Lavender oil can be used for soothing aching muscles, acne, cuts and wound and much more.
Lilac
Lilac is the flower that bursts bloom in every spring.
Scientific name: Syringa vulgaris
Other names: Common Lilac
Uses: It was used medicinally as oil which helped in eliminating intestinal worms.
Lisianthus
These flowers are an oval-shaped flower. They are very soft and should be handled with delicacy.
Scientific name: Eustoma
Other names: Texas bluebell, prairie gentian, tulip gentian
Uses: These are perfect if you want to give your girlfriend or wife. It is the flower that serves the purpose of “romantic gesture”. These are the ideal wedding flowers.
Lobelia
This flower can be found in the eastern United States.
Scientific name: Lobelia erinus, Lobelia inflata
Other names: –
Uses: This can be used for ornamental purposes. It can be used in treating respiratory and muscle disorders.
Lupine
Scientific name: Lupinus
Other names: Lupin
Uses: Lupin beans are basically used in cuisine, Mediterranean cuisine.
Perennial germanium
These are little flowers that stay in one garden for long.
Scientific name: Perennial germanium
Other names: Hardy germanium
Uses:It is used for fragrance.
Petunia
The blooming season for this flower is from mid-spring through late fall.
Scientific name: Petunia
Other names: –
Uses: It has a sweet fragrant so it can be used in perfumes.
Purple basil
Scientific name: Ocimumbasilicum
Other names:
Uses: It can be used in both culinary and garden.
Purple Hydrangea
This flower has a head like pom-poms.
Scientific name: Hydrangea
Other names: Bigleaf hydrangea
Uses: The medicinal use requires the stem and the underground of this plant. It can be used to treat urinary tract infections such as kidney stones. Other than this, this is also used in making bouquets.
Purple Moonflower
This closed mouth flower is an import from India and Southeast Asia.
Scientific name: Ipomoea turbinata
Other names:Lilac bell, purple moonvine and purple morning glory
Uses:It is one of the romantic flowers that you can have in your garden.
Purple rose
Scientific name: Rosa
Other names: –
Uses: Best for gifts and ornamental purpose.
Purple tulips
It is native to Africa, Asia, and Europe.
Scientific name:Tulipagesneriana
Other names: –
Uses: It can be used in perfumes because of its strong fragrance. They are also ideal for bouquets and wedding season.
Violet gloxinia
Violet Gloxinia flowers are shaped like small bells.
Scientific name: Gloxinia
Other names: –
Uses: Can be used in bouquets, ornamental purposes.
That is all for today guys. These were according to us most beautiful purple flowers you can find out there. Come back for more. Have a great day and make someone smile with a flower today. J