Re:Forget-Me-Nots....OT?

>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!

Hi, Trish!

I know what you mean, because the Sunset Western Gardening book is my
bible, and it hasn't helped me to determine whether my myosotis are
scorpionides or sylvatica.  The seed that I use has come from J.L.Hudson,
Thompson & Morgan, Park Seed, and others, and I have lost track of the
botanical names under which they were ordered. All I really know is that
forget-me-nots are just amazingly beautiful, and I can't imagine a garden
in our harsh climate without them. BTW, do you like the pink ones (Victoria
Rose)? I do, especially mingling with lamium 'White Nancy'!

Myrna, Zone 3, Montana





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