Forget-Me-Not (Myosotis spp.)—tiny sky-blue flowers with yellow eyes—carry centuries of legend: a knight's dying words to his love as he drowned, weighed down by armor. Alaska's state flower (M. alpestris), these delicate perennials (often grown as biennials) naturalize beautifully in woodland edges, moist meadows, and cottage gardens.
White (M. alba) and yellow (M. aurea) forms exist but are less common.
Annual vs. Perennial: Annuals bloom first year, die. Perennials/biennials form rosettes year one, bloom year two+. Check label before buying.
Few flowers carry so much meaning in such a small package. Plant Forget-Me-Nots where you'll see them daily—and remember.
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