Delicate blue flowers, grow in clumps, bloom in July.

Hi Everyone -

I'm trying to ID this very pretty and delicate blue flower. The picture below is from July 2008.


( photo / image / picture from ckdang70's Garden )


This picture shows additional flowers more examples of the blue flowers. The stalks are quite tall and the flowers grow in clumps.



Flower Medley ( photo / image / picture from ckdang70's Garden )

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

 

We have these little blue wild flowers that grow in clumps, however I don't think they are the same thing, close, but not the same.

Tom





( photo / image / picture from Calomaar's Garden )

 

Calomaar, yours reminds me of forget-me-nots-Myosotis.

 

I think your blue flower is a Delphinium of some sort, ckdang. I'm used to seeing them with tall spikes, solidly packed with flowers, but I know there are other types that are more "loose" in their blooms.

Yours is a forgetmenot, Calomaar.

 

It looks like a Larkspur to me-- a Delphineum sort. It is usually lower in stature than the fancy types that one can buy for the garden. The foliage is also different--more fine.
The people here often call the Larkspur a "Wild Delphinium" because the never plant them, and the Larkspur just blows-in. I just let them grow where then will in my flower garden.

 

Pretty blooms. The smaller blue ones, I agree are Myosotis.

 

My first thought was larkspur also pretty pretty pretty