Blue flowers blooming now

Nice link Dale, just not enough pictures! I need the visual thing LOL Guess I can Google names of things that sound interesting.
Annie's Annuals does carry some nice unusual bulbs from S0. Africa and the Mediterranean. so I have picked up a few things and do as you said, pot them up and set them aside in the summer.

Here's my pretty blue ajuga intermingled with Angelina sedum. This ajuga was planted at least 25 years ago before we bought the house from my parents. Spreads here and there, gets scorched by the sun on extremely hot days as it's planted in almost full sun, I pull it where I don't want it, move it around sometimes and it always rewards me in the spring.

An exceptionally pretty combination, Sue.

I have the exact same combination, Sue! The Ajuga does spread but Angelina goes wild!

I can never find that Angelina here, anywhere.

What?! They are everywhere here, even HD & Target on occasions!
Isn't a plant great when it can be grown in so many different climates?! Wish all plants were like that. Well, I would definitely need more space if they did.

I'll have to take a photo of how mine spread. It's amazing!

I have pieces tucked in everywhere, various bed edges and pots because it's a nice contrast for the greens.

I love Angelonia>

I am very partial of Salvia farinacea too.

For any lover of roses, you simply must visit Zuzu's thread:
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/977155/#top

It's like a quick trip to heaven!

Pitiful Delphiniums...planted too late and just didn't do well.

A cool TBI from Weegy

Lovely colors on both the delphiniums and the iris, JD.

The only new blue things blooming here now are both in ponds.

First pond iris:

Second pond iris:

I have blue Flax blooming and have quite a few on a bank and it is just a sea of blue...Bodacious......

Love those irises, Zuzu!

Penstemon Margarita BOP - a little fuzzy.

My Mom's iris 'Sea Power'.

Finally! I have a couple of photos to share! Bear with me, as I know these may not be as terrific as some of the wonderful examples the rest of you have of blue flowers.

These are my Dutch iris:

And this is Blue Eyed grass (one of my favorites!):

Lovely Dutch iris and Blue Eyed grass, Lynn. Love the spurs on the flowers!

Beautiful, Lynn. I love Blue Eyed Grass.

Here's something that's springing up all over my garden. Probably some kind of Anchusa.

And here's a nearly-blue Scabiosa.

Another Anchusa (anything blue I can't identify immediately becomes Anchusa in my mind).

I give up Zuzu, I simply cannot grow blue flowers, try as I might, nothing ever blooms. So I cheated, but I like what I did.
Here is the before picture....

The table and chairs had been badly injured by the ice storm we had earlier, but I mended and glued and they feel pretty sturdy now.
Here is the after....

So no blue flowers, but I feel much better saying I have a Blue Garden...
Yours are all so beautiful.

Oh, I love them. Mine are all repainted red, but the red's chipping off. Maybe I'll try blue next time.

Isn't blue-eyed grass the best? Unfortunately, our rabbits love it, too!

The bunnies haven't found mine, yet. There is a huge rabbit I see back on the path and near the woods. As long as the plants bloom, I'm happy. Such cheerful little flowers!

That's just how I describe them! I'm going to try some seed next spring and see if I can get some more going - maybe around the pond. It's one flower I wish would spread!

I am so pleased to be able to post here. Lysianthus, don't know cultivar, a single flowering

another noid lysinathus, a dbl flowering

yet another noid dbl lysianthus. seedpicker hooked me on to these, i'm in love. planted inground, dry shade, low maint. Last yr we got some pink ones but I planted in an area that gets the sprinkler and they appear to have rotted. So, low water is key, I think.

Oh, love that last one!!!

Me, too !
I can't grow those to save my life.

hibiscus Blueberry Thrills

oxypetalum,commonly known as blue butterfly weed. blue of flowers is very unique.

Could it too moist at your place for the lysianthis, JD? Did a quick look up and they seem to like to be dry? I would love to have that first (single) one!