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This entry was posted in Country Gardening, My Photos and tagged Anemone nemorosa, Brunnera macrophylla 'Jack Frost', forget-me-not, photoblogging, photography, Silent Sunday, Wood Anemone. Bookmark the permalink.
So sweet, both of them. I assume these are growing at your home, outdoors, so things are looking up & up.
Oh, yes, very green and so much flowering. May is, hands down, my favorite month. I could take at least 4 or 5 like this! 🙂
🙂
What are those little blue ones? Very pretty.
Brunnera macrophylla ‘Jack Frost,’ Siberian Bugloss. Thanks, Jim.
These flowers are so lovely. Looking at them makes me feel more relaxed. ❤
Thank you, Judie. Glad to hear that!
The big blue flower seems rather proud of the little blue ones! 😀
🙂 It does seem so!
Very very pretty!
Thank you, Michael!
I thought at first that the small blue flowers were Forget-me-not(s), but I’m guessing it is some sort of a creeper??? I love blue flowers.
Brunnera macrophylla – Siberian Bugloss…Another common name is Chinese Forget-me-not, so you’re right, Maureen. However, true Forget-me-nots are of the genus Myosotis. It isn’t a ground cover, per se, but forms a clump, spreading slowly. Mine isn’t in the the happiest spot, but it looks pretty good this year!
Beautiful 💕💚
Thank you, Karen!
Reblogged this on Anita Dawes & Jaye Marie.
Thank you for reblogging!
my pleasure…
So dainty. I just looked up Brunnera ‘Jack Frost’….in 2012 it was named Perennial of the year!
Thank you, Alice. It is a pretty plant in and out of flower.
Good Sunday image: preaching to the choir(s)
Thank you, Albert.
Oh gosh, you can be my eyes in the world any time, Eliza
😀 Thanks, Kim!
Lovely combination of colours and textures!
Beautiful colours. And yes I thought blue one looked forget-me-not like, though I have read the comments so know what it is now!
Thank you!
I now have brunnera in the garden – so loved the blue
It is a lovely plant. Thanks for your comment, Diana.
So pretty! I wish I could grow them!
Thanks, Kris. Even here, this one struggles. Some years are better than others!
Forget-me-nots are one of my favorite flowers. I think the birds have been “planting” them in the backyard.
They do self-sow readily. I have a large patch around my bleeding hearts – so lovely!
Such a beautiful blue!
Thank you!
Such a dainty, petite dance of blue. Love your new epimedium header, too.
Thank you for noticing the header. The photo seemed perfect for horizontal placement. 🙂
I love, love, love epimedium! I had one but it succumbed to our brutal weather. A little too cold here.