«Alpestris Blue» - Organic Myosotis Seeds
1.14 €
Your garden will never be the same! Start Forget-Me-Nots from flower seed to add a true blue to the early flower garden. This fairly low growing perennial is often used as a ground cover or edging plant.
-
Organic Forget-me-nots «Alpestris Blue» (Myosotis)
Your garden will never be the same! Start Forget-Me-Nots from flower seed to add a true blue to the early flower garden. This fairly low growing perennial is often used as a ground cover or edging plant.
Forget Me Not prefers moist meadows and grassy slopes. Occurs in subalpine elevations up to tundra ecosystems. Deep blue petals contrast sharply with yellow, red or white interior of the flower. Blooms from late spring into summer. Forget-Me-Nots are liberal self-sowers. Each spring the garden will have a few more charming blue blooms!
Directly sow Forget Me Not flower seeds in prepared soil in the garden in spring. Press the seeds into the soil and very lightly cover the flower seeds with fine soil. Keep the seeds moist until germination. When seedlings appear, thin to 9 - 12 inches apart. Water Forget-Me-Not plants weekly, and apply an application of a balanced liquid fertilizer in the spring. In cold climates, mulching in the fall will help the plants survive the winter. In milder climates, Forget-Me-Not plants need no winter protection.
Products Viewed Before
Product code: 9903
1.14 €
Pittosporum tobira is a species of flowering plant in the Pittosporum family known by several common names, including Japanese mock-orange and Japanese cheesewood. It is native to Japan but it is used throughout the world as an ornamental plant.
Product code: 11991
1.14 €
Blushing, big, pink fruit are ribbed and quite beautiful, being deep pink at the base and getting lighter toward the top, mottled with cream at the shoulders. This variety truly fits its name, as its sweet flavor and beauty surely befit royalty.
Product code: 520
1.14 €
Noir Long Maraicher black radish seeds are also listed in some sources as Noir Gros Long d’Hiver. This old French heirloom translates as black, large, long, of winter. The roots are long, black-skinned, and excellent for fall and winter harvests.