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The root and its magical uses are mentioned in a number of [[blues]] [[lyrics]]. Regardless of which name is used, in all of these contexts " ...thin and thread-like root, while John the Conquer root is a tuber. As the blues lyrics below make clear, John the Conquer root is carried by the user, and

...or according to species from bright red, through dark purple, and into the blues. In taste the berries range from tart to sweet, with a flavor similar to th

...d of hard roadsides and fields, but producing one of the clearest of light blues and worthy a place in the fl.-garden. Recent experiments promise attractive

...and erect on the dry stalks and afford one of the richest and best of deep blues.{{SCH}}

...ght blue. King of the Blues, dark blue. Leonidas, clear blue. Queen of the Blues, light blue. Regulus, porcelain-blue. Schotel, pale blue. ...e, brilliant red. Grand Maitre, blue. Grand Lilas, light blue. King of the Blues, dark blue. Schotel, finest light blue. Mimi, blush-white. MacMahon, pure y

...nas for whites. Unfortunately, we have no robust growing annuals with good blues. Some of the larkspurs and the browallias are perhaps the nearest approach ...larkspurs for blues and violets; bachelor's buttons (or cornflowers) for blues; calliopsis and coreopsis and calendulas for yellows; gaillardias for red-y

...ter, Enchantress, Grand Lilas, King of the Blues, Lord Derby, Queen of the Blues. Double red: Grootvorst, Lord Wellington, Noble par Merite. Double white: I

...orite white for years, while Queen of Violets is perhaps the finest of the blues. Chieftain is a lighter tint. Albert Delaux is a variety with golden varieg

...chness and variety of coloring. The colors range through all the shades of blues and purples, pinks and crimsons, while some are pure white, and others agai

...d of sumac, the autumnal colors of which are beautifully harmonized by the blues and purples of the asters and the yellows and cream-yellows of the goldenro

The colors of tulips cover a wide range except that there are no real blues. There are clear whites, yellows and orange, crimsons and reds, violets and

...olor bodies (chromoplasts) located within the cells of the petal. Reds and blues are due to colored cell-sap.