How do you blue? With colors from sky to cobalt, these bulbs will greet you merrily in a spring garden

Plant Jacob’s ladder in eastern U.S. woodland gardens for its bright blue flowers and delicate foliage

This shrub’s violet-blue flowers and silvery foliage brighten low-water gardens all year long

True blue and adored by hummingbirds, blue sage is easy to grow from seed in a sunny fall garden

Drought tolerant and a bumblebee magnet, spiky Baptisia australis may be the easiest plant you ever grow

This reliable, adaptable U.S. native provides spider-like foliage and clusters of blue to purple flowers in Eastern gardens each spring

Plant wild blue phlox in central and eastern U.S. woodland gardens for its bright blue flowers in early spring

When hot weather hits, bursts of blue keep the garden palette cool and calm

Get knockout spring blooms on spiky stems by planting these bulbs before the ground freezes

Cheer up the home this winter with flowers, color and more harbingers of spring