Monday, May 7, 2012
Forget-Me-Nots, Brunnera
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Forget-me-nots sometimes grow a pink or white sport. The cluster to the right is on an all pink plant but the blue cluster on a different plant has just a single pink flower.
The forget-me-nots bloom at the same time as the brunnera (Siberian bugloss) and the blooms are very similar. The plant on the left is a forget-me-not, which is a biennial, while the variegated brunnera on the right is a perennial that grows into a nice clump as the season progresses.
The plain leaf brunnera makes a nice companion to the variegated one.
A mix of native ( trilliums, yellow violet, white violet, purple violet) and nursery plants - variegated brunnera, plain brunnera, epimedium.
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Lovely, Jenny. My forget me nots aren't blooming yet.
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