Annual forget-me-not. Flowers in Spring, resellers itself and disappears until next spring. Heavy reseller, just pull out next spring's reseeds if they've spread to where you don't want them next year BEFORE it reseeds again!
The ever invasive forget-me-not. I planted them 5 years ago and have been pulling them out everywhere since then. Birds will gladly reseed them for you.
I guess they include them because they are not a nuisance to many including me. I love them and had them in Va but none at my home now in Fl. Maybe you can learn to like them?
My forget me its are biannual. If this is the first time you have them, you may not have any next year. After that, you should have plenty. They can be aggressive, but they are so pretty that I can forgive them anything! Also, they pull up easily if they pop up where you do not want them. Enjoy this beautiful Spring gift from Mother Nature!
Forget-me-nots. They are all over my yard. The first flower to bloom in the spring - a field of blue for Easter. Great ground cover. Reseeds itself. No care plant.
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yes the blue flower which is in the next photo
"Down by the river, by on a Little Rock, are 4 little words, Forget Me Not." I think it's a Forget Me Not.
Forget-me-not, I have white and blue ones in my garden
Annual forget-me-not. Flowers in Spring, resellers itself and disappears until next spring. Heavy reseller, just pull out next spring's reseeds if they've spread to where you don't want them next year BEFORE it reseeds again!
It's a forget me not, a perennial.
forget me nots, can also come in purple/ bluish, and white and pink
The ever invasive forget-me-not. I planted them 5 years ago and have been pulling them out everywhere since then. Birds will gladly reseed them for you.
My forget me its are biannual. If this is the first time you have them, you may not have any next year. After that, you should have plenty. They can be aggressive, but they are so pretty that I can forgive them anything! Also, they pull up easily if they pop up where you do not want them. Enjoy this beautiful Spring gift from Mother Nature!
Forget me not (in German Language ;-)
looks like a plumbago..
Forget-me-nots. We have them in our yard and they are a wonderfuel addition to all the spring flowers here.
Forget-me-nots. They are all over my yard. The first flower to bloom in the spring - a field of blue for Easter. Great ground cover. Reseeds itself. No care plant.
Forget me nots, they bloom white pink and blue and love to spread, I love them
Forget me knots -but dont know if its the perennial or annual variety