Chatham Island Forget me not for Sale

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Muosotidium hotensia, Chatham Island forget-me-not crops for sale, Urban Jungle.

New Zealand origin An eternal green shrub with beautifully structured petals - very thick, ripped, shiny and up to 30 cm long, more like a large, buffalo-like Hosta plant, although, unlike a hosta, it is not susceptible to snail bites. During the early part of the year, it carries round grapes of forget-me-not blossoms on stalks of flesh that stand above the flesh and create a spectacle.

Keep the blossom caps on as they normally sow around the parental plant's basis. Provide protection with straws in areas at risk of freezing in cold weather. Possibly ripe crop area ::

Don't forget me - Myosotidum hotensia

Strongly structured deciduous plants make Chatham Island Forget Me Not attractive all year round. An additional feature of the season is the sky-blue blossoms from the middle of spring-to-summer. Its large, shiny greens and strong veins give structure to the plants. Its blossoms tower above the leaf, a wax-like heaven blue-white.

It is an excellent horticultural shrub, which is well deserved for its large, shiny, dark foliage (over 30 cm in diameter) and the lovely bright bluish flowers that appear in early summer. Chatham Island Forget Me Not (Myosotidum hortensia) is an indigenous shrub and comes from New Zealand, even the Chatham Islands, where they of course thrive in an open-coastline.

They are available as saplings or can be bred from seed. Chatham Island Forget Me Not grows under the right growth condition. Chatham Islands are further southward than Hobart, so the Australian continent is a little warm, rather than this one.

Though not a long-living species, these magnificent examples will sow themselves and under the right condition will produce a continuous indication of leafiness, and of course the gorgeous blue'forget me not' blossoms that tower above the leaves in early morning to early morning as well. We recommend breeding Chatham Island Forget Me Nots or Myosotidum hotensia saplings in a box for the first year if you can get saplings.

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