Flowers belonging to the borage family (Boraginaceae).
In the short period that Virginia bluebells grows and blooms, it attracts all eyes. Here is how to plant and care for the bluebell. Profile of Virginia bluebells: Scientific name: Mertensia virginica Plant family: borage […]
The true forget-me-not beautifies every garden pond. Here are some tips for planting and caring for it. Profile of true forget-me-not: Scientific name: Myosotis palustris;s yn. Myosotis palustris Plant family: borage family (Boraginaceae) Other names: […]
With its sky-blue flowers and heart-shaped leaves, the Siberian bugloss is an ideal ground cover. This is how to plant and care for the great forget-me-not. Profile of Siberian bugloss: Scientific name: Brunnera macrophylla Plant […]
The creeping comfrey fascinates in spring with its two-tone flowers. This is how to use the ground cover cleverly in your garden. Profile of creeping comfrey: Scientific name: Symphytum grandiflorum Plant family: borage family (Boraginaceae) […]
The creeping navelwort reveals its beautiful leaf and flower decoration in the light shade. This is how the flower is planted and cared for. Profile of creeping navelwort: Scientific name: Omphalodes verna Plant family: borage […]
Idiosyncratic, exotic, distinctive: this is how the Himalayan Whorlflower can be described. The pretty perennial should have deserved more attention in the perennial bed. Profile of Himalayan Whorlflower: Scientific name: Morina longifolia Plant family: borage […]
In vivid white, the blossom-candle of the Himalaya desert candles rises into the sky, like a lighthouse in the sunny shrub bed, well worth seeing. Profile of Himalaya desert candles: Scientific name: Eremurus himalaicus Plant […]
The purple gromwell really lives up to its name. Read here how to properly plant and care for the interesting flowering ground cover. Profile of purple gromwell: Scientific name: Lithospermum purpurocaeruleum Plant family: borage family […]
The phacelia is an annual, undemanding plant, which is an excellent bee pasture and is also sown in the garden and in organic farming as a green manure plant. It is much taller than its […]
Formerly medicinal and dyeing plants, now ornamental and insect pasture: the common bugloss has a lot to offer. Here are tips for planting and care. Profile of common bugloss: Scientific name: Anchusa officinalis Plant family: […]
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