Re:Forget-Me-Nots....OT?
- To: perennials@mallorn.com
- Subject: Re:Forget-Me-Nots....OT?
- From: W*@prodigy.com ( TRISH BROWN)
- Date: Sun, 17 May 1998 20:13:57, -0500
>Are forget-me-nots considered biennials or perennials? Anyhow, I'm a
nut
>for them, start many from seed every year and plant them wherever I
think
>they stand a prayer. Today, I found a plant that had white flowers.
Don't
>get me wrong...I don't think that white forget-me-nots are
especially
>desirable...but it is common? Out of all my hundreds, it's the first
white
>one I've seen, so am curious.
>
>Myrna, Zone 3, Montana
Blue forget-me-nots are one of my favorite
flowers! I planted them in our front border
last summer, and all my plants survived the
winter and are blooming now (I live near Seattle).
They also reseed & self sow like crazy, I'll never
have a shortage of them :>. I think a white one
would be pretty among the blue ones.
My Sunset book lists two varieties, one is a
perennial, the other described as annual or
biennial :> Not much help, huh!
Trish
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