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Omphalodes verna


Omphalodes verna (Omphalodes verna)

This has spread right along the wall. It's very welcome to, as well!



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Very pretty Spritz, is it nicer than forget me not?

21 Mar, 2010

 

It's a shade plant, Dawn - and it spreads rather than seeding itself, as well as being a perennial. So all in all, yes, I think I do!

21 Mar, 2010

 

Sounds good. Forget Me Not is quite annoying when it seeds everywhere.

21 Mar, 2010

 

I keep meaning to get this but then i get way layed by other plants. It looks similar to alkanet in the flower form. is it related?

21 Mar, 2010

 

I just looked it up - it's in the Borage family, so yes. It isn't hairy, though!

21 Mar, 2010

 

reminds me of brunnera too, though its flowers are tiny.

21 Mar, 2010

 

Hmmm...can't see that one, Sbg.

22 Mar, 2010

 

the small bright blue flower. I think the brunnera very dainty but similar shape. or am i imagining it? wil have to have a look when it starts to fower.

23 Mar, 2010

 

Hmmm...maybe. Don't they grow in sprays, though?

23 Mar, 2010

 

It is the same colour flowers as the Brunnera, ours is out now, the flowers are much smaller though on the Brunnera.

23 Mar, 2010

 

Oooh! I haven't crawled under the Photinia to take a look - I must do that, only...yes, it's raining ...again....:-(((

24 Mar, 2010

 

Same here, beautiful morning, rain all afternoon.

24 Mar, 2010

 

We had damp, cloud, drizzle, dry-ish, rain. I did get a bit done in the dry-ish period, but it didn't include crawling under the Photinia!

24 Mar, 2010

 

It is ok crawling under, it is another thing getting up again, without treading on all the tender plants coming up.....!!

27 Mar, 2010

 

How true! I always get caught on a twig, as well - maybe I won't crawl in after all. &:=/

27 Mar, 2010

 

Perhaps another day!!!

27 Mar, 2010

 

Perhaps not, as well! :-(((

27 Mar, 2010



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