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Forget-Me Not White Breeze Flowers

Forget-Me-Not Seeds - Myosotis Alpestris (White Breeze)

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Discover the charm of Forget-Me-Not Seeds - Myosotis Alpestris (White Breeze) at Bee Kind Botanicals. This white flowered variety, known for its delicate white flowers, is a breeze to grow and a native UK species, offering an effortless way to enhance your garden's biodiversity. Included on the RHS plants for pollinators list, these seeds are bee friendly, making them an excellent choice for supporting local pollinators. At Bee Kind Botanicals, we believe in growing diversity, one seed at a time, and our Forget-Me-Not Seeds are a perfect addition to your eco-friendly garden. Elevate your green space with elegance and purpose.

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  • Information & Growing Guide

    Alpine Forget-Me-Not 'White Breeze' Seeds (Myosotis alpestris) - Premium White Variety

    Create ethereal garden beauty with our exceptional 'White Breeze' Alpine Forget-Me-Not seeds. This stunning white variety offers all the charm of traditional Forget-Me-Nots in pure, pristine white blooms that illuminate shaded areas and create elegant contrast in any British garden.

    Product Overview

    Scientific Name: Myosotis alpestris 'White Breeze'
    Common Names: White Alpine Forget-Me-Not, White Mountain Forget-Me-Not
    Plant Type: Hardy Annual/Biennial
    Flower Colour: Pure white with pale yellow centres
    Height: 15-25cm (6-10 inches)
    Spread: 15-20cm (6-8 inches)
    Flowering Period: April to August
    UK Hardiness: Fully hardy (RHS H7)

    Why Choose 'White Breeze' Forget-Me-Not Seeds?

    Unique White Blooms: Rare white variety adds elegance to any garden scheme • Premium Quality: Fresh, high-germination seeds from trusted UK suppliers • Extended Flowering: Longer blooming period than standard varieties • Shade Brightening: Perfect for illuminating darker garden areas • Wedding & Moon Gardens: Ideal for white-themed romantic gardens • Easy Cultivation: Simple to grow for all experience levels • Self-Seeding: Naturalises for ongoing white carpet displays

    Historical Significance

    The 'White Breeze' variety represents a modern breeding achievement, maintaining the romantic symbolism of traditional Forget-Me-Nots while offering sophisticated pure white blooms. This variety retains the historical significance of remembrance, true love, and faithful devotion, while adding symbolism of purity and new beginnings. In Victorian times, white flowers represented innocence and spiritual love, making this variety perfect for memorial gardens and bridal themes.

    Garden Uses & Design Applications

    Perfect for:White Gardens: Monochrome schemes and moon gardens • Shade Gardens: Brightens dark corners and woodland areas • Wedding Gardens: Romantic white-themed plantings • Memorial Gardens: Peaceful, reflective displays • Cottage Gardens: Classic English garden charm in white • Rock Gardens: Alpine-style white accents • Container Gardens: Elegant patio displays • Companion Planting: Stunning with purple, pink, or blue flowers

    Complete UK Growing Guide

    Sowing Instructions

    Optimal Times:Spring: March to May for summer flowering • Autumn: September to October for earlier spring blooms

    Direct Sowing: • Choose partially shaded location with moist, well-draining soil • Clear weeds and incorporate compost • Rake to fine, level tilth • Scatter seeds thinly over surface • Barely cover with fine soil or vermiculite • Water gently with fine spray

    Indoor Sowing: • Use quality seed compost in trays • Sow on surface and press lightly • Cover with thin vermiculite layer • Maintain 15-18°C temperature • Germination in 14-21 days • Transplant when seedlings have 2-3 true leaves

    Growing Requirements

    Soil: Moist, humus-rich, well-draining (pH 6.5-7.5) • Light: Partial shade to dappled sunlight • Spacing: Thin seedlings to 12-15cm apart • Watering: Consistent moisture without waterlogging • Feeding: Monthly balanced liquid fertiliser

    Seasonal Care

    Spring: Sow seeds, transplant seedlings, begin watering routine Summer: Deadhead spent blooms, water regularly, watch for slugs Autumn: Collect seeds, reduce watering, clear spent plants Winter: Protect young plants with fleece in exposed areas

    Growing Tips

    Germination Boost: Cold stratify seeds 2-3 weeks in refrigerator • Natural Drifts: Allow self-seeding for informal white carpets • Companions: Beautiful with hostas, ferns, and spring bulbs • Pest Control: Generally trouble-free but protect from slugs • Disease Prevention: Ensure good air circulation

    Advanced Techniques

    Succession Sowing: Sow every 3-4 weeks March-May for continuous blooms Seed Collection: Harvest when pods turn brown but before splitting Winter Protection: Use horticultural fleece in harsh weather

    Technical Specifications

    Germination Rate: 85-95% under optimal conditions • Germination Time: 14-21 days at 15-18°C • Seed Viability: 3-4 years when properly stored • Seeds per Gram: 1400-1800 seeds • Sowing Depth: Surface sow or barely cover

    Design Combinations

    Stunning Partnerships:Blue Flowers: Classic blue and white contrast • Silver Foliage: Enhanced with artemisia or lamb's ear • Purple: Dramatic with lavender or purple violas • Pink: Soft romantic combinations with pink primroses • Monochrome White: Combine with white alyssum and violas

    Package Information

    Premium 'White Breeze' Forget-Me-Not seeds with comprehensive growing instructions. Store in cool, dry conditions away from sunlight. Seeds maintain viability for 3-4 years when properly stored.

    UK Garden Specialist: This variety thrives in Britain's climate and naturalises beautifully, creating enchanting white drifts that return year after year.

    Quality Guarantee: Our seeds are tested for high germination rates. Follow our growing guide for months of pristine white blooms that transform your garden into a serene, elegant space.

    Transform your garden with the pure elegance of 'White Breeze' Forget-Me-Nots - order today for stunning white displays that illuminate your garden seasons to come.

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