Blue fairy tale forget-me-not

Strange as it may seem, but after frosty and snowy March, warm April comes.

The temperature rises by almost 10 degrees and flowers wake up in my garden.

Galanthuses are already blooming all around, crocus buds are showing, tubules of alium leaves appear

And soon the first leaves of forget-me-nots will appear, a blue cloud of these flowers will riot on the flower beds.

This unpretentious flower, which has moved to our gardens from the forest, is very easy to grow. It does not need soil fertility, it grows everywhere.

This annual reproduces well by self-seeding. It does not drown out other plants, since after flowering and ripening of seeds, forget-me-not bushes can simply be removed from the garden and wait for a new flowering next year.

Now on sale there are many varieties of forget-me-nots with different colors and flowering times.

Plant pink, white, and blue flowers in your garden. I hope that every grower will like them.

I wish you all good luck and beautiful gardens!