Brunnera macrophylla
Siberian Bugloss
Azure-blue flowers similar to forget-me-not flowers above rough hairy dark green heart-shaped leaves.
Growing & Maintenance Tips
Partial shade, well-drained, moist soils are ideal. Excellent for spring display of a true blue flower. Often found in naturalized plantings, in semi-shade the perennial border, or used as a deciduous ground cover.
Interesting Information
The genus was named for S.Brunner, a 19th century Swiss botanist. A Missouri Botanical Garden Plant of Merit 2002.
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Paeonia(Peony 'Sarah Bernhardt') |
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