Myosotis sylvatica Bluesylva belongs to the high-quality Sylva Series—known for its compact growth, abundant flowering, and soft, gray-green leaf structure. This forget-me-not forms neat, clump-forming plants with a fine, fluffy texture. In spring, abundant clusters of small, saucer-shaped flowers appear in a bright, intense blue. Thanks to its early flowering Bluesylva a real mood-setter, ideal for revitalizing gardens after winter and filling borders with color before many other plants emerge.
This variety is a biennial to short-lived perennial that blooms vigorously and profusely after vernalization—a period of winter cold. The plant is productive, uniform in shape, and suitable for mass planting, but also beautiful as a solitary potted plant or in small planters.
The Sylva Series is known for its vigorous growth and uniformity. Bluesylva combines these qualities with exceptionally vibrant blooms and a compact shape, making it versatile and suitable for a variety of garden and design styles.
Key Features:
Compact, evenly growing with a beautiful, round clump structure
Gray-green, slightly hairy leaves with a soft texture
Rich flowering with intense blue flowers in dense false corollas
Biennial or short-lived perennial; winter dormancy encourages better flowering
Ideal for early colour in garden & pot
The small flowers contrast beautifully against the gray-green foliage and attract bees and other beneficial pollinators. When clustered, they create an atmospheric, almost fairytale-like blue carpet.
Myosotis sylvatica Bluesylva blooms from early spring to early summer. Its bright blue color makes it stand out among spring bulbs, perennials, and ornamental grasses. The plant typically reaches a height of 15–25 cm and forms a dense structure that also promotes weed suppression.
| Plant characteristic | Description |
|---|---|
| Height | 15–25 cm |
| Growth habit | Clump-forming, compact |
| Leaf color | Gray-green, slightly hairy |
| Flower color | Bright blue |
| Flowering time | Early spring – early summer |
| Lifespan | Biennial / short-lived perennial |
| Special | Requires vernalization (overwintering) |
Thanks to its compact height, Bluesylva ideal for the front of borders, as an edging plant, or to brighten natural flowerbeds. This variety also performs well in large numbers in park plantings and landscaping projects. It also lends itself well to balcony boxes, windowsills, and small pots, making it attractive for smaller city gardens as well.
This Myosotis requires little maintenance and is suitable for both experienced gardeners and beginners.
Site & soil preferences:
Lightly shaded to partially shaded location
Moist, humus-rich, well-drained soil
Water regularly during dry periods
Stronger flowering after a cold winter period (vernalization)
Sowing can be done in late summer to overwinter plants, but pre-grown seedlings can also be planted in early spring. Removing spent flowers promotes a neater appearance, but feel free to let your plants self-seed for a natural, annual recurrence.
✓ Cottage gardens & natural gardens
✓ Enrichment of spring and shade borders
✓ Naturalization in woodland edges and rock gardens
✓ Pots, balcony boxes & patio planting
✓ Landscape design and mass planting
Beautiful combinations arise with tulips, daffodils, primulas, viola, Ajuga reptans and forget-me-nots in other colours.
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