1300x Alpine Forget Me Not Mix Seeds  – Myosotis Alpestris – Hardy Perennial

1300x Alpine Forget Me Not Mix Seeds – Myosotis Alpestris – Hardy Perennial

Brand: Yorkshire Seeds
SKU: E413
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1300x Alpine Forget Me Not Mix Seeds – Myosotis Alpestris – Hardy Perennial Known for its tiny, dainty blooms in subtle colours of pink, white, and blue, the Alpine Forget-Me-Not Mix (Myosotis alpestris) is a lovely hardy perennial. It is a low-growing plant that makes tidy clumps of green foliage with masses of tiny, five-petaled flowers on top, making it perfect for rock gardens, borders, pots, and woodland margins. Its blooming season, which spans from spring to early summer, gives any garden area a boost of colour and vintage charm. Alpine Forget-Me-Nots like moist, well-drained soil and need full sun to partial shade to grow properly. In perennial plantings, they are ideal for softening or naturalising margins and are simple to grow from seed. If you want flowers the next season, sow straight outside in the spring or autumn. Growing Instructions: The hardy perennial Alpine Forget Me Not Mix (Myosotis alpestris) is perfect for pots, borders, and rockeries. From late winter to early spring (February–April), sow seeds indoors; from late spring to early summer (May–June), sow them immediately outdoors. Light promotes germination, so plant thinly on the top of moist, well-drained soil and gently push down. Keep between 15 and 20°C ; germination takes one to three weeks. In colder climates, it can withstand full sun but prefers partial shade. Water frequently, particularly when it's dry. Plants will naturally self-seed once they are established. In the next spring or early summer (April–June), flowering takes place. Leave seed heads to promote natural reseeding, or deadhead to extend blooming. It grows well in most soil types and is low-maintenance and cold-hardy.

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