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Purple Flowering Bushes
Purple Flowering Bushes. Purple is a striking color for the garden. Many flowering bushes, from low shrubs to towering climbing vines, have purple blossoms.
Purple is a striking color for the garden. Many flowering bushes, from low shrubs to towering climbing vines, have purple blossoms.
Considerations
When planning a garden, look for bushes that thrive in your local environment and growing conditions. Consider the maintenance requirements for your bush and the time of year you can expect it to bloom.
Evergreens
Calluna, better known as heather, is a short shrub that sports a spray of small, purple buds. Rhododendrons come in varying shades of purple and grow up to 48 inches tall.
Deciduous
Buddleia, or butterfly bush, reaches heights of 60 inches with large, cone-shaped spikes of flowers. For something more fragrant, Wisteria, a climbing shrub, imparts a delicious scent.
Roses
Don't count out rose bushes as many varieties come in shades of purple, from the lavender tinted Blue Moon tea roses to the deep violet shade of Tuscany roses.
Palette
Purple's hue is harmonious with varying shades of blue and red, it's neighbors on the color wheel. For a more striking display, it can be paired with yellow, it's complementary color.
