The forget-me-nots

06/17/2024

We now have Forget Me Nots available.. perfect flower to plant during Memorial Day weekend!
Biennial plant. Grow in full to partial sun. Will grow to 1ft in height. Likes moist well drained soil. Deer resistant. Please note that this plant self seeds and can become invasive. Blooms early spring. Zones 3-8
$4.00

06/17/2024

06/17/2024

What does oblivion mean?
The flower of loyalty, the symbol of the "spring queen" is a forget-me-not.
The name of the flower in the Middle Ages served as a constant reminder of God. This thought was embodied by a symbolic heavenly eye carved on a tree, surrounded by a wreath of forget-me-nots and the inscription "Remember Me." In general, apparently, this dark blue flower has such an attractive power that a sentimental person cannot resist it.

06/17/2024

How do forget-me-nots reproduce?
Nezabudka culture. Features of cultivation, care ...
Forget-me-nots are perfectly propagated by generative methods (seeds). To check the quality of the seeds, they must be placed in a salt solution - those that have floated are rejected, and those that have sunk to the bottom should be poured with clean water, dried and started sowing.

06/15/2024

Where to plant forget-me-nots?
How to grow forget-me-nots - useful gardening articles from ...
Description and features of the culture Having decided to grow forget-me-nots in a pot, take into account that the flower grows better in partial shade. In this case, the duration of flowering is 45 days. In an open, sunny place, the flower will also grow well, but the duration of flowering will decrease.

06/13/2024

Why is the forget-me-not a symbol of the Holodomor?
Presentation about the famine
The forget-me-not flower is a SYMBOL of HOLODOMORUS. The word "forget-me-not" is a Ukrainian word and comes from the expression "don't forget." In our case, it reminds us not to forget the victims who died artificially on the territory of Ukraine in the winter of 1932-1933

06/11/2024

Why was the flower called forget-me-not?
Treasovina took him. "Don't forget me!" were his last words. This is how the name of these flowers appeared - forget-me-nots. According to an ancient Greek legend, forget-me-nots grew from the tears of a girl who was separated from her fiancé.