Leaves Alternate leaves that are stalkless The upper leaf surface is either hairless or sparsely covered with hairs, while the lower surface is sparsely to moderately covered with hairs Each leaf has a prominent central vein and is oblong to lanceshaped Flowers Skyblue in color with a yellow center Flowers clustered in an inflorescenceLeaves are alternate, the lower leaves mostly broadest above the middle, shortstalked, 1 to 2½ inches long and ¼ to 2/3 inch wide, becoming smaller, stalkless or nearly so, and more lanceoblong as they ascend the stem Surfaces are sparsely to moderately covered in appressed hairs, edges are toothless and lack a fringe of hairsThe leaves are simple, alternate, oblong to lance shaped with with smooth margins and soft, erect hairs The size is commonly 258 cm long and 7 mm
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Why are myosotis called forget me not
Why are myosotis called forget me not-State flower of Alaska, Myosotis asiatica (Alpine ForgetMeNot) is a shortlived perennial boasting tiny bright blue flowers (rarely white) with a contrasting brightyellow center Blooming in clusters in early to late summer, the charming blossoms are borne at the top of a stem, becoming more elongated later in the season First compact and showy, the clusters eventually elongateThe plant is distinguished by its long style The leaves are oblong to linear and pubescent on both sides It blooms from midspring to first frost in temperate climates Myosotis scorpioides is also known as scorpion grass due to the spiraling curve of its inflorescence on scorpiod cymes
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Basal leaves reach 4 inches long, while those set higher on stems are 122 inches long Pure blue flowers with a white eye are inches wide, set loosely along top portions of stems Blooms and seeds profusely for a long seasonMyosotis scorpiodes is cultivated as an ornamental plant Its nectar and pollen attract pollinating insects, making it a popular choice for butterfly gardens (Plants for a Future 10) Management Regulations (pertaining to the Great Lakes region) There are no known regulations for this speciesMyosotis scorpioides Name Synonyms Myosotis aquatilis RLesson, 15 Myosotis hirta NHFDesp, 18 Myosotis oraria Dumort Myosotis palustris subsp eupalustris Hyl Myosotis palustris var confusa Rouy, 1908 Myosotis palustris var oraria (Dumort) Rouy, 1908 Myosotis palustris var subglabrata Polozhij
The first perennial forgetmenots (Myosotis scorpioides) Their leaves and clusters are just the same as the annual forgetmenots The difference is that Myosotis scorpioides have glossy leaves When they bloom, these flowers blossom from a cerulean cloud in minor shades and woodland plantingsStem Stem Color Green Stem Is Aromatic No Stem Surface Hairy (pubescent) Stem Description Slightly hairy angled stems;Leaves and stems Leaves are alternate, the lower leaves mostly broadest above the middle, rounded at the tip, narrowed at the base to a short stalk, 1 to 3 inches long and ¼ to ¾ inch wide, becoming smaller, stalkless or nearly so, and more lanceoblong as they ascend the stem
Myosotis sylvatica 'Rosylva' A springflowering favourite, Forgetmenots are biennial or shortlived perennials that selfseed to come back for many years Plants form a low mound of greygreen leaves, smothered with clusters of mediumpink flowers, each with a tiny yellow eye Excellent for massing with springblooming bulbs Myosotis scorpioides (syn Myosotis palustris), usually known in cultivation as the True ForgetMeNot or Water ForgetMeNot, is a perennial species of flowering plants This gorgeous flower belongs to the Boraginaceae family, sharing it with many other interesting genera including Amsinckia, Borago, Cerinthe, and HeliotropiumTo erect, and inconspicuously hairy Leaves are alternate, entire, 25 to 8 cm long, 7 to mm wideand with scattered, short, flatlying hairs Lower leaves are oblanceolate and narrow towards the base but are not petiolated Upper leaves are oblong to elliptic and shortpetiolated or sessile Flowers are borne in narrow,
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Myosotis scorpioides Marsh ForgetMeNot Upright from creeping stems and stolons Stems unbranched, leafy, covered with sharp rigid hairs pressed against surface Leaves oblong to elliptic, covered with rigid hairs;The leaves are green, with an expanded blade and a leaflike texture Leaf hair orientation the hairs are flat against the leaf surface, mostly pointing towards the leaf tipMyosotis scorpioides L Native to Europe and Asia Myosotis scorpiodes is a perennial herbaceous plant that grows to a height of 6″ ( cm) Leaves are 13″ ( cm) in length and ″ ( cm) across Top leaf surfaces are green and can have sparsely covered hairs or hairless
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Long spring through summer bloom period The cymes, particularly when in bud and early bloom, resemble a coiled scorpion's tail, hence the specific epithet Shiny, oblong to lanceshaped, bright green leaves (to 4" long) Synonymous with Myosotis palustrus Native to moist meadows and stream banks from Europe to Siberia, this wildflower has now escaped cultivation and hasWater forgetmenot is a lovely creeping British native plant producing dainty white flowers from May right through to October They are very good for covering the edges of the pond and will raft across the water Really good for wildlife, it is loved by finches for the small seeds while bees and butterflies are attracted by its nectarEl Myosotis scorpioides también llamado Myosotis palustris Es la especie que dio lugar a su original y poético nombre en la mayoría de las lenguas europeas
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Noteworthy Characteristics Genus name comes from the classical Greek name myosotis from mus meaning mouse and ous or otos meaning ear applied to plants with short pointed leaves, later transferred to this genus Specific epithet means scorpion for the flower cymes, particularly when in bud and early bloom, resemble a coiled scorpion's tailThe leaves are oblong, hairy, and often stalkless Myosotis scorpioides Flowers The flowers are small, measuring 6mm in width Each radially symmetrical bloom has a fused corolla that opens into five rounded lobes The flower is powderblue with a conspicuous, bright yellow center Flowers are arranged in tightly coiled, rounded clustersMyosotis laxa Lehm, small flowered forgetmenot Myosotis scorpiodes L, common forgetmenot Family Boraginaceae These lowgrowing herbs are often found on wet banks and growing in the shallow waters of ponds and lakes The stems are weak, often bent at the base, with alternately arranged willowlike leaves
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Myosotis scorpioides is an evergreen Perennial growing to 03 m (1ft) by 06 m (2ft in) at a fast rate It is hardy to zone (UK) 5 It is in leaf all year, in flower from May to September, and the seeds ripen from July to September The species is hermaphrodite (has both male and female organs) and is pollinated by Bees, flies, Lepidoptera (Moths & Butterflies)Inflorescence a terminal, leafless, curving, branched cluster (cyme) Myosotis sylvatica has unshaven fallen leaves These forgetmenots quit flowering and set seeds when summer comes The First Perennial ForgetMeNots (Myosotis Scorpioides) Their leaves and clusters are all the same as the annualmyosotis sylvatica The difference is that Myosotis scorpioides have shiny leaves
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