Purple Flowers That Create Eye-Popping Appeal

10. Candytuft blooms in cloud-like mounds

Although the most common blooms are white, this evergreen also has varieties that produce purple or pink globes as well. A member of the mustard family, these plants are great choices for rock gardens and low borders. They prefer well-drained soil but tolerate a wide range of soil types. Candytuft grows well from seed when planted in spring and prefers to be in a spot that gets full sun. The purple flowers are attractive additions to cottage gardens and small spaces.