Forget-me-nots prefer cooler temperatures, ranging from 50 F to 70 F, and moderate humidity, Massura says. According to Keegan, temperatures shouldn't reach higher than 75-80 degrees in order for ...

But not all species of forget-me-nots are a good choice for home gardens. Some types of forget-me-nots have become problematic. These types are not native to the U.S. and aggressively self-seed.

Forget-me-nots overwinter well, flower in spring Most commonly seen are the familiar blue flowers, but there is a pink-flowering forget-me-not variety and another with white flowers. Author of the ...

Forget-me-nots are incredibly versatile and easy to grow from seeds, though as with most flowers, sowing them at the right time of year is crucial to give the young plants the best start.

Forget-me-nots frequently go dormant during the summer months, dying back and disappearing until the next spring. The most common problem is mildew although slugs, snails, rust and gray mold can ...

Note: This column has been corrected to reflect that Myosotis alpestris, the alpine forget-me-not, is the state flower, not Myosotis scorpiodes. I am not a fan of forget-me-nots. In particular, I ...

The town flower, the forget-me-not, is among the many varieties of plants that spring to life this time of year. No one knows that better than Main Street resident Gail Nathanson, whose yard is ...

Forget-me-nots complement other spring plants and make a lovely backdrop for colourful flowers, such as tulips. READ MORE: How to revamp your garden borders - 5 tips from an expert ...