Forget Me Not 'Mon Amie Blue'

Myosotis sylvatica

Clouds of delicate sky-blue flowers make Forget Me Not 'Mon Amie Blue' a timeless cottage garden favourite. Compact plants become covered in tiny blue blooms with bright yellow eyes, creating beautiful drifts through your borders, beneath spring bulbs or spilling colour into patio pots from the cooler months into spring.

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Key Features

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Hardy

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Pollinator Friendly

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Low Maintenance

Product Information

Eventual Height:

15-20cm

Dimensions:

Spread: 15-20cm

Position:

Full Sun, Part Shade

Growing Type:

Bushy

Suitable for:

Pots, Borders, Window Boxes, Hanging Baskets, Ground Cover, Patio, Cottage Garden, Small Gardens, Wildlife Garden, Rockery

Plant Type:

Hardy Perennial

Soil Type:

Fertile, moist but well-drained soil

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Flowering

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Clouds of Blue for Your Spring Garden

  • Masses of delicate sky-blue flowers
  • Flowers earlier than traditional forget-me-nots
  • Perfect for beds, borders, patio pots and containers
  • Compact, mound-forming plants

Forget-me-nots have been treasured in gardens for generations, and 'Mon Amie Blue' has all that familiar charm. Its tiny sky-blue flowers with bright yellow eyes appear in abundance above fresh green foliage, creating the soft haze of blue that makes forget-me-nots so lovely planted in generous groups.

 

Its compact, mound-forming habit makes it particularly good for weaving through the front of your borders, edging paths or planting beneath tulips and daffodils. As spring bulbs push upwards, the little blue flowers create a carpet of colour underneath – a classic combination that never really goes out of fashion.

 

'Mon Amie Blue' is bred to flower earlier than traditional forget-me-nots, bringing colour to seasonal displays before putting on its main show in spring. The simple, open flowers also provide nectar and pollen for visiting bees and other pollinators when conditions are mild enough for them to forage.

How To Grow

Garden Ready Plants:
Your Forget Me Not 'Mon Amie Blue' plants arrive well established and ready to plant straight into their final position in pots, containers, beds or borders.

If you can't plant them immediately, keep them in a bright, sheltered position and make sure they don't dry out. Water before planting if the rootballs feel dry.

Choose a position in full sun or partial shade with fertile, moist but well-drained soil. Plant at the same depth they were growing in their tray, gently firm the soil or compost around the roots and water thoroughly after planting.

Space plants around 15–20cm apart to allow their compact, mound-forming growth to knit together into a soft carpet of colour.

Pots & Containers

Choose pots and containers with good drainage holes and fill with good-quality multipurpose compost. Gently firm the compost rather than packing it down tightly, leaving around 2–3cm below the rim to make watering easier.

Forget Me Not 'Mon Amie Blue' has a compact, mound-forming habit and looks particularly effective planted in groups. Space plants around 15–20cm apart, allowing them enough room to fill out without becoming overcrowded.

In larger pots and window boxes, plant several together for a soft haze of blue or combine them with other spring favourites. Water thoroughly after planting and keep the compost moist but not waterlogged.

Top tip:
Plant Mon Amie Blue towards the front or edges of containers, where its low mounds of blue flowers can spread gently around taller plants without hiding them.

What to Grow With Forget-Me-Nots

Forget Me Not 'Mon Amie Blue' is a classic partner for spring-flowering bulbs, creating a soft carpet of blue beneath taller flowers.

Plant beneath tulips, daffodils or other spring bulbs and the little blue flowers will fill the spaces around their stems as they emerge. It also combines beautifully with primroses, bellis and violas for a layered spring display.

In borders, use Mon Amie Blue in generous drifts rather than as isolated plants. Its naturally mounding habit works especially well weaving between bulbs and other low-growing spring favourites.

Top tip:
For a really natural look, repeat small groups of forget-me-nots between bulbs rather than planting them in rigid rows. The plants will soften the gaps and help the display feel more established.

Keeping Your Display Looking Its Best

Keep your forget-me-nots evenly watered during dry spells, particularly plants growing in pots and containers, but avoid leaving the compost waterlogged.

As flowers fade, pinch or snip off the spent flower stems to keep the plants looking tidy and encourage them to put their energy into fresh growth.

Remove any yellowing or damaged leaves as they appear, especially around the base of the plant where old foliage can collect.

Container-grown plants can be given a liquid feed while actively growing in spring if needed, particularly if they're flowering heavily.

Top tip:
Because Mon Amie Blue stays low and compact, check beneath the foliage when watering to make sure moisture is reaching the compost around the roots rather than just wetting the leaves.

Guide To Plant Sizes

Professional Grower Plugs:
Supplied in trays of 20 or 60, Professional Grower Plugs offer excellent value and are ideal for gardeners who enjoy growing plants on themselves. These young plants arrive ready to be potted into 9cm pots and grown on in a bright, sheltered position before being hardened off and planted into their final position.

Garden Ready Plants:
Garden Ready Plants are our largest plug plants and a great choice if you want quicker results. Carefully grown on before dispatch, they're ready to plant straight into beds, borders, pots or containers.

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