Myosotis sylvatica Sylva Mix seeds - Wood Forget-Me-Not

Myosotis sylvatica 'Sylva Mix' is a colourful mix of wood or forest forget-me-nots. It is generous with its delightful little flowers, well-known in all possible colours: white, pink, and of course blue. This annual or short-lived perennial roams the garden and forms bright carpets at the base of bulbs, bushes, and perennials. This plant self-seeds reliably over the years. It shows a preference for a rather moist, fertile, and well-drained soil, in the partial shade of woodlands, or in sunny borders and rockeries.

The wood forget-me-not is a plant from the borage family, native to meadows, clearings, and forest edges across almost all of Europe, except for the far north and southwest. This short-lived perennial plant, typically grown as an annual, forms small rosettes of hairy, pale green foliage from which hairy stems emerge from April to June, branching out in their upper part, bearing up to 30 cm high curved inflorescences that lengthen as the flowers bloom. They are composed of bright lavender blue, soft pink, or white fragrant flowers with a yellow heart, 5 mm in diameter. Once well established, the wood forget-me-not self-seeds abundantly in the garden.

Myosotis sylvatica 'Sylva Mix', an annual or short-lived perennial, is particularly appreciated in spring when its flowers appear. It spreads spontaneously in the garden, creating bright carpets at the base of bulbs, bushes, and other perennials. Enjoying our climates, it self-seeds, blending into the landscape over the years, almost timeless. It prefers moist, fertile, and well-drained soils, thriving equally well in the gentle shade of woodlands as in sunny borders and rockeries. Mix 'Sylva Mix' in a variety of colours with spring bulbs and flowers like Daffodils, narcissi, primroses, dwarf irises, or tulips to complement their blooms.