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About Me
- Liz
- Sheffield, United Kingdom
- Intially this blog was meant as a record of the development of my garden when we first arrived in 2008. Now although it is still a record, I view it more as a photo blog with minimal talking and lots of photos. I enjoy spending time out in the garden, usually staring and doing little else… I garden organically and where possible garden for nature.
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14 comments:
What pretty photos, Liz!
Lovely photos of such a pretty flower.
Forget me nots, we always think of the blues, your whites look exquisite.
lovely and so delicate..love the whites...I think I tried planting some in the white garden...hope they come up...
Beautiful photos Liz.
I have got a veritable sea of blue forget-me-nots, but I'm loving these white ones - they're so sweet and gorgeous!
Please could you save me some seeds?! :) Ta!
Have a happy Easter and a good Bank Holiday - and may the weather stay so good!
Hi Shady,
Thanks very much :)
Hi Su,
Thanks, I do love the white ones... Undecided whether it's because they're different or simply because I actually like white??
Hi Alistair,
Yep I always think of them as being blue too and I do have some blue ones, but from somewhere my parents have managed to get some whites - whether they were a natural mutation in their garden or the seeds they bought had them, I couldn't say.
I'm surpised actually that you don't see them more readily in shops, because the white is gorgeous.
Hi Donna,
I had some whites last year as well as blues, both stolen from my parents garden like this year... But none of the whites self seeded unfortunately :( In fact very few self seeded at all, I have some very small plants in the same border but I have a huge one in a pot! I really wish it hadn't seeded there because there's a coneflower in there too that I wanted to pull out this year and get in the border!!! grrrr. There's also another sizeable plant growing in the right border next to the pot - again, not where I wanted or expected them to be...
Hi Liz,
I'd love to have a sea of them, my parents do too, so I stole some. They've even begun to take over a patch dad grew potatoes in last year (I got some free potatoes with them lol) and yet they barely seeded here. Maybe they're trying to tell me the conditions here aren't right.
I was a bit worried this morning with the weather as it was foggy and actually rather dull, but almost as soon as I thought that the sun finally burnt through the fog.
But yes, I'll try to save you some white seeds, and will save myself some too!
Dear Liz, My mother in England has the blue ones and as yours are in bloom I am sure her's are too. Makes me quite homesick. P x
Your photos of these white forget-me-nots are stunning!
Liz, your photographs are dreamy. These soft white blooms could be a great memorial photo for a sympathy card. An ideal Easter card, too. Forget me not.
I did not realize that these came in white! May need to add some to my collection. :-)
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