Myosotis sylvatica Rosylva is a refined variety from the Sylva Series, beloved for its compact growth habit, gray-green foliage, and strikingly soft bloom color. While Myosotis is often seen in classic blue, Rosylva with romantic pink flowers that bloom from early spring to early summer. This rarer shade makes it particularly suitable for pastel-colored borders, spring pots, and natural garden settings with a touch of softness and elegance.
Like other Sylva varieties, Rosylva a biennial to short-lived perennial with a slightly hairy leaf rosette. After a cold wintering period (vernalization), the plant reaches its peak flowering profusion, producing dense clusters of pink flowers with a pale yellow center—a subtle accent that further enhances its charm.
The Sylva Series is known for its uniformity, vibrant color, and prolific flowering. Rosylva combines these qualities with a unique, romantic appearance.
Key Features:
Soft pink flowers — striking and unusual for Myosotis
Compact, bushy growth; ideal for borders and pots
Gray-green, slightly hairy leaves with a soft texture
Early and rich flowering – one of the first spring colours
Biennial to short-lived perennial; winter cold stimulates flowering
The clump-forming plant grows evenly and densely, creating a full, well-groomed appearance — both individually and in larger groups.
Myosotis sylvatica Rosylva brings color to the garden early. Its flowering begins in March and continues until around early summer. The umbels consist of numerous small flowers that together create an airy, cloud-like bloom. This makes Rosylva perfect for creating a flowing spring effect in borders.
| Plant characteristic | Description |
|---|---|
| Height | 15–25 cm |
| Growth habit | Compact, clump-forming |
| Leaf structure | Slightly hairy, gray-green |
| Flower color | Pink with yellow heart |
| Flowering time | Early spring – early summer |
| Lifespan | Two-year/short-lived fixed |
| Vernalization | Yes, necessary for optimal flowering |
Its soft hue makes Rosylva ideal for creating a romantic atmosphere. Combined with blue or white varieties from the same series, it creates stunning color gradients. It also looks great as a front planting along paths, among spring bulbs, or in woodland gardens.
Perfect for:
✓ Pastel-colored borders
✓ Woodland & shade gardens
✓ Edge planting & low spring beds
✓ Flower boxes, pots and windowsills
✓ Landscape and mass planting
Beautiful combinations arise with Bluesylva , Whitesylva , Primula, Viola, Tulipa, Narcissus and blue Scilla's.
Myosotis is easy to grow and low-maintenance. A humus-rich, slightly moist, but well-drained soil produces the best results. It tolerates partial shade well, but light sun is also acceptable as long as there is sufficient moisture. Regular watering during dry periods is recommended, avoiding prolonged wetness.
Cultivation advice:
Plant in late summer/autumn for overwintering
Vernalization ensures strong growth and full flowering
Removing spent flowers keeps the plant fresh
If necessary, drop seeds for natural replication
Self-seeding can ensure annual return, creating a playful, natural forget-me-not effect.
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