Another favorite scheme combines salmon ranunculus with blue Chinese forget-me-not. |
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In between the ferns we have planted snowdrops and Omphalodes cappadocica, a relative of the forget-me-not which produces azure blue flowers in early spring each year. |
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A lot of our spring flowers are blue and include grape hyacinth, anemone blanda and forget-me-not which, once planted, is with you forever. |
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That's the rosy definition of my yard's unruly borders, where colorful annuals and self-seeded dill, parsley, and forget-me-not tumble together. |
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Nestled in the alpine tundra are countless dwarf plants with names like phlox, moss campion, and forget-me-not. |
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Even the forget-me-not, Alaska's state flower, is an invasive species in Connecticut. |
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The tone should be not so much of a sapphire as of the deep forget-me-not blue. |
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The forget-me-not has been chosen as a symbol for this event because of its name and because it flowers abundantly at this time of year. |
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Our artist expands it into a bracelet and fastens it with a forget-me-not in turquoises and brilliants. |
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Suitable for the less formal border are harebell, foxglove, ox-eye daisy, toadflax, alpine, autumn and field gentians, cranesbill, forget-me-not, and viper's bugloss. |
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The forget-me-not, symbol of remembrance, faithful and sincere love. |
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It is possible that the young shoot can be mistaken for a forget-me-not. |
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Her eyes had faded from cornflower to forget-me-not. |
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But around the edge, Robins paints groups of seashells, twined around with lily of the valley and forget-me-not, rosebuds and vetch. |
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Over Third Avenue: the palest forget-me-not. |
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It finds lichen-crusted blocks fringed with forget-me-not. |
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The area that it has been found in can also often provide a clue: deflexed bur forget-me-not favours natural rock and fellsides, while European stickseed grows almost exclusively close to human activity. |
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The finding place already gives a good clue in defining the species: wood forget-me-not doesn't grow inside the Arctic Circle. |
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Wood forget-me-not has been cultivated for a long time as an ornamental plant in manor house, industrialists' and manse gardens, long-established dwelling areas, and often graveyards and their surrounding areas. |
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Seven plants are protected by a regional scale: common spotted orchid, man orchid, bee orchid, zigzag clover, liquorice milkvetch, narrow-leaved everlasting-pea and wood forget-me-not. |
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The funnel on bugloss corollas is longer than e.g. that of its forget-me-not or hound's tongue relations, so the flower's stores of nectar are only available to long-tongued insects. |
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So it's good to combine with early perennials such as brunnera, aquilegia, forget-me-not and dicentra. |
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Try plants such as water forget-me-not, lesser spearwort and marsh marigold, planted in aquatic plant pots, which have mesh sides. |
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Otherwise known as the Chatham Island forget-me-not, this is a very good-looking perennial. |
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The selection of plants that grow well in poorly drained soil includes lady fern, chain fern, calla lily, forget-me-not, coreopsis and Siberian iris. |
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