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1. www.gardenersworld.com › how-to-grow-forget-me-notHow to grow forget-me-not - BBC Gardeners World Magazine

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   Feb 25, 2021 · Forget-me-not, or Myosotis, is a humble but glorious spring flower, which appears in frothy blue clouds at the front of borders and at the edges of paths. It complements other spring flowers, making a great backdrop for taller tulips or wallflowers, and naturalises easily for wilder-style plantings.

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3. www.lovethegarden.com › uk-en › growing-guideHow To Grow and Look After Forget-Me-Nots In 5 Easy Steps

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   Learn how to grow and care for Forget-Me-Nots, the pretty blue flowers that bloom in spring and attract bees and butterflies. Find out about different varieties, where to sow seeds, and how to prevent powdery mildew.

   • Botanical Name: Myosotis
   • Plant Type: Biennial/short-lived perennial

   • Family: Boraginaceae

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › MyosotisMyosotis - Wikipedia

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   One or two European species, especially Myosotis sylvatica, the "woodland" forget-me-not, have been introduced into most of the temperate regions of Europe, Asia, and the Americas.

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6. www.rhs.org.uk › plants › 41558Myosotis sylvatica|garden forget-me-not/RHS Gardening

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   garden forget-me-not. A tufted, hairy perennial, usually grown as a biennial to 30cm in height, with grey-green leaves to 11cm long, flowering between spring and early summer, bearing small, bright blue, 5-lobed flowers with white or yellow centres.

7. www.almanac.com › plant › forget-me-notForget-Me-Not Flowers: Planting, Growing, and Caring for ...

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   The true-blue forget-me-not plant displays clouds of tiny sky-blue flowers with yellow centers, perched on the tip of hairy stems which grow from 4 inches to a foot long. This perennial flower self-seeds and blooms for months. Here’s how to grow forget-me-not flowers in your garden!

8. www.thespruce.com › forget-me-not-plant-profileForget-Me-Not: Plant Care, Growing Tips, and Symbolism

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   Jul 19, 2024 · Forget-me-not (Myosotis sylvatica) is grown for its versatility and beauty. Learn more about their symbolism, where they grow best, and its flowers.

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   What does forget-me-not mean?

   • Blooms are blue, pink, or white. In the language of flowers, forget-me-not’s meaning is “true love memories.” Forget-me-not seed packets are popular handouts and giveaways for funeral services and remembrances. Its name comes from a tale about a 15th-century German knight.

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   What is a forget-me-not flower?

   • M. alpestris, the hardy alpine forget-me-not, is a short-lived dwarf perennial growing to 6 inches tall. Blooms are blue, pink, or white. In the language of flowers, forget-me-not’s meaning is “true love memories.” Forget-me-not seed packets are popular handouts and giveaways for funeral services and remembrances.

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   Are Forget-Me-Nots edible?

   • The vibrant blue flowers of Forget-Me-Nots make them a pretty choice for brightening a spring garden. They are super easy to grow, and can be grown in the ground or a container. Myosotis are loved by bees and butterflies, and the petals are edible too - the delicate flowers are perfect for sprinkling on top of a cake or a summer drink.

   How To Grow and Look After Forget-Me-Nots In 5 Easy Steps

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   Do Forget-Me-Nots reseed?

   • Leave the flowers on the plant if you want the forget-me-nots to reseed. Myosotis sylvatica is the common bi-annual forget-me-not with hairy leaves. It’s also known as the woodland forget-me-not. ‘Rosylva’, has pink flowers. ‘Victoria Rose’ blooms early with small pink flowers. M. scorpiodes is similar to the common forget-me-not.

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   What does forget-me-not look like?

   • It is a greyish coloured plant, its very small, bright blue flowers (sometimes interspersed with pink) occur in spikes. The leaves are oval and hairy, the ones at the base forming a rosette. Forget-me-not (Common) can be found on cultivated land, roadsides, waste ground and dunes. It flowers from April to September. How’s it doing?

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   Where does forget-me-not come from?

   • Found throughout Britain and Ireland, it is more common in areas where land is put to arable use. Despite changes in agricultural practice, distribution of has remained stable since 1900, probably due partly to its flexible life history and seed longevity. In the Language of Flowers Forget-me-not stands for true love and memories.

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10. www.plantlife.org.uk › forget-me-not-commonForget-me-not (Common) - Plantlife

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    Our most common Forget-me-not is often found as a “weed” of arable land. It is also known as Field Forget-me-not. It is a greyish coloured plant, its very small, bright blue flowers (sometimes interspersed with pink) occur in spikes.