Graines de fleurs - Myosotis des bois Bleu

Franchi Flowers Seed - "Forget Me Not" Blue

Forget-Me-Not Blue Seeds (Myosotis sylvatica): The Tiny Blue Carpet

Forget-Me-Nots are one of the most beloved heralds of spring, blanketing gardens in a haze of ethereal colour. This variety produces masses of tiny, sky-blue, five-petalled flowers, each with a bright yellow or white central eye. These easy-to-grow plants form a dense, low-growing carpet of colour that provides essential early nectar for emerging pollinators. Perfect for underplanting spring bulbs (like tulips and daffodils), edging borders, or naturalising in woodland areas, Forget-Me-Nots are incredibly hardy and readily self-seed, ensuring a charming, recurring display year after year.

• Pollinator Friendly: Essential early nectar source for bees.

• Growth Habit: Low-growing, dense carpet, perfect for groundcover.

• Hardiness: Extremely hardy and tolerant of cold, damp conditions.

• Self-Seeding: Excellent at naturalising, requiring minimal effort once established.

Gardener's Tip for Managing the Self-Seeding Display

Forget-Me-Nots are prolific self-seeders, which is great for naturalising, but you can control where they grow and when they flower. Sow seeds directly in May to July for best results. After the plants have flowered in the spring, allow the seeds to set if you want the plants to reappear the next year. If you wish to limit their spread or keep your borders tidy, pull out or cut down the plants immediately after flowering (before the seeds drop). This simple action prevents unwanted spreading and frees up the space for summer flowers.

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