Siberian Bugloss

by Erica - The Flower Maven on Apr 21, 2011 • 8:23 am No Comments

Excellent foliage and delicate, beautiful periwinkle make this plant stand out in the shade.

Botanical Name:
Brunnera macrophylla ‘Jack Frost’

Common Name:
Siberian Bugloss, False Forget-Me-Not

Native Region:
Eastern Europe

Sun Exposure:
Part Shade

Description:
This low-maintenance, clump forming perennial produces periwinkle blue forget-me-not like blooms in the spring above variegated heart-shaped foliage, growing between 18-24″.

This plant prefers a location in part shade with fertile, well-drained soil that is maintained consistently moist.

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