Purple Flowers

Rich, regal and cool — a curated palette of purple flower seeds, from late-summer asters to airy verbena and scented sweet peas. Elegant and loved by bees.

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    Catmint for borders, edging, and ground cover catmint seeds are a popular choice for creating soft, flowing lines in perennial beds and along paths. This perennial flower forms a low, spreading habit that works well...

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    Violet biennial flower with decorative seed pods honesty seeds are grown for their soft violet blooms and their distinctive, coin-like seed pods that dry to a silvery, translucent look. This classic cottage garden flower is...

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    Classic purple coneflower for sunny borders purple coneflower seeds are a popular choice for gardeners who want a reliable perennial flower with strong presence in the border. This variety is known for its warm, glowing...

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    Tall purple flowers for airy border height purpletopp vervain seeds are a striking choice for gardeners who want a light, see-through accent that rises above surrounding planting. This annual flower produces clusters of small purple...

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    Royal Carpet annual flowers for violet groundcover sweet alyssum seeds ‘Royal Carpet’ are a classic choice for creating a low, dense carpet of small violet blooms in beds and borders. This annual flower stays compact...

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What to Sow Now — October

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Purple flower seeds — rich, regal and cool

Purple is the garden's most luxurious colour — deep, cool and endlessly elegant — and this collection gathers the richest purple-flowering varieties from across our flower seed range. New to flowers? Our flower growing guide covers the basics.

Sow at the right time for the longest display — the calendar shows when.

Purple flowers to grow

For late-summer colour, sow asters; for spikes and haze, salvia and airy verbena; and for scent on long stems, purple sweet peas. Many purple flowers are bee favourites.

Designing with purple

Purple is cool and recedes like blue, adding depth and calm to a border. Pair it with yellow or orange for a rich, contrasting scheme, or with pink and silver for soft harmony. It's a sophisticated choice in any bouquet.

Planning a colour scheme? Here's where to look next.

Popular flower categories: Aster · Salvia · Verbena · Sweet Pea · Pollinator Flowers

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which flowers come in purple?
Asters, salvia, verbena, sweet peas, violas and lupins give the best purples.

How do I use purple in a border?
It is cool and adds depth — pair it with yellow or orange for contrast, or pink and silver for harmony.

Are purple flowers good for bees?
Yes — many are real bee favourites.

Are they good for cutting?
Yes — purple flowers are elegant and sophisticated in the vase.

When do I sow them?
It varies by variety — see the flower sowing calendar.