Brunnera macrophylla Jack Frost - Siberian Bugloss

<strong>Brunnera is a perennial woodland plant that offers a lovely spring flowering and very decorative foliage.</strong> The blue, star-shaped, delicate flowers closely resemble those of forget-me-nots! They harmonise beautifully with the shades of the foliage. Brunnera forms dense and fairly wide clumps, making it an ideal ground cover. The cordate leaves are often dark green with silver-grey patterns, as seen in <strong>Brunnera ‘Jack Frost’.</strong> <strong>Brunnera is among the most beautiful plants for shady gardens.</strong> It is a decorative perennial for almost the entire year, except in winter, as its foliage is deciduous. Its colours are fresh and rather light. It is valuable for bringing brightness to shaded areas of the garden. <strong>Brunnera is a robust plant</strong>, rarely affected by diseases. It is<strong> very</strong> <strong>easy to grow</strong> and does not require much maintenance. It thrives <strong>in woodlands, on cool, humus-bearing soil</strong>, and is only sensitive to summer drought. With its dense and wide foliage, Brunnera is the perfect ground cover for shade! It prevents weeds from growing. It spreads gradually and tends to self-seed, thus being able to naturalise in the garden!