Blue is the rarest flower color, seen on only 10 percent of the 280,000 flowering plants on Earth.Among those who specialize in color analysis, it is sometimes claimed that, in reality, there has n… ...

Meet the Flower That Naturally Colors Drinks Blue by Sarah Baird Via The Past, Present, and Future of Blue Cocktails [Eater Drinks] | Illustrations by Shaye Anderson Jun 18, 2015, 2:01 PM PDT ...

Butterflies are important pollinators and look beautiful fluttering around your yard. These blue fast-growing flowers are ...

True blue flowers are rare, making up less than 10% of the naturally occurring bloom color. While natural blue orchids do exist, such as the Blue Vanda and the Blue Lady orchid, they are not ...

Blue flowers are a blend of pigments that reflect light to make them look like they are naturally blue. Blue flowers are rare but there are a few West Texas options including Clematis, Delphinium ...

Noda came close in a 2013 study when he and his colleagues found that adding a gene from a naturally blue Canterbury bells flower (Campanula medium) into the DNA of chrysanthemums (Chrysanthemum ...

That makes genetically engineering a blue flower tricky, since you can't just make a straightforward tweak and expect a garden full of unnatural hues. Scientists have just managed a breakthrough ...

In Western Washington, our soil is naturally acid so the blooms will be naturally blue. You can add lime sulfur to change the pH of the soil and once the soil is more basic, the flowers will be pink.