Forget Me Nots

Image by lior2 There are two types of plants known as forget-me-not. One is an annual and is the true form and one is a perennial and more commonly known as false forget-me-not. They both have a very similar…

Image by ganchar Growing forget-me-nots can be a walk in the park if you know what signs of danger to be on the lookout for. Even though these plants have few problems, there’s always a risk of fungal disease or insect pests,…

Image by bymandesigns Forget-me-nots are iconic flowers in the garden and easy enough for even the beginning gardener to see a lot of success in a short time. Unfortunately, they can also be fussy if they’re…

Image by NRuedisueli Forget-me-nots are lovely plants with dainty, delicate blooms. Although varieties with clear blue flowers are the most popular, white, and soft pink forget-me-nots are just as pretty. If…

Image by CaryllN Forget-me-nots are pretty little plants, but beware. This innocent looking little plant has the potential to overcome other plants in your garden and threaten native plants beyond your…

Image by Ulyashka Forget-me-nots are one of those charming, old school flower specimens that provide cheery blue life to gardens that are just waking up from winter naps. These flowering plants prefer cool…

Image by LuXpics Growing forget-me-not in a pot is not the typical use for this pretty little perennial, but it is an option that adds some visual interest to your container garden. Use containers if you have…

Image by zzayko Do you have forget-me-nots in your landscape? These annual or biennial herbs are quite prolific; seeds can stay dormant in the soil for up to 30 years when on a whim they decide to germinate.…

Image by Tom Meaker The true forget-me-not flower (Myosotis scorpioides) grows on tall, hairy stems which sometimes reach 2 feet (61 cm.) in height. Charming, five-petaled, blue blooms with yellow centers…

Image by Andrei Lavrinov The forget-me-not is a popular and pretty late spring to early summer bloomer beloved by gardeners. The flowers don’t last long, though, so you need to know what forget-me-not…