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Brunnera flowers are small, blue, and resemble forget-me-nots. They bloom in the spring in clusters on stems that rise above the plant's foliage.
Appearance
Color: Blue with white centers
Shape: Cup-shaped with 4–5 petals
Size: Less than 1 inch
Bloom time
In spring, in clusters on stems that rise above the plant's foliage
Plant
Brunnera is a genus of flowering plants in the Boraginaceae family
It's native to the woodlands of Eastern Europe and North West Asia
It's also known as Siberian bugloss
It's a rhizomatous perennial that forms clumps
It has hairy leaves
Growing conditions
Thrives in shade but also likes morning sunshine
Prefers moist, rich, organic soil
Does not tolerate dry conditions
Is often used in woodland gardens along streams or ponds
Brunnera flowers are small, blue, and resemble forget-me-nots. They bloom in the spring in clusters on stems that rise above the plant's foliage.
Appearance
Color: Blue with white centers
Shape: Cup-shaped with 4–5 petals
Size: Less than 1 inch
Bloom time
In spring, in clusters on stems that rise above the plant's foliage
Plant
Brunnera is a genus of flowering plants in the Boraginaceae family
It's native to the woodlands of Eastern Europe and North West Asia
It's also known as Siberian bugloss
It's a rhizomatous perennial that forms clumps
It has hairy leaves
Growing conditions
Thrives in shade but also likes morning sunshine
Prefers moist, rich, organic soil
Does not tolerate dry conditions
Is often used in woodland gardens along streams or ponds