Omphalodes cappadocica

These excellent plants, all perennials except one, are very easy to grow in a fresh soil, even clayey and damp. We have planted them in the rockery, in a rather dry, slightly limestone soil, alongside wallflowers and Sedum; then in a heavy, clayey and acidic soil, in a completely shaded location alongside lungworts and daffodils. They seem to adapt perfectly to these two radically opposite situations and thrive there without any special care. Remove the foliage damaged by cold and rain at the end of winter so that the plant looks beautiful from the beginning of spring.