Pink Alpine Forget-Me-Not Seeds - Rare Perennial for Rock Gardens & Containers

Overview
Myosotis alpestris var. rosea, commonly known as Pink Alpine Forget-Me-Not, is a charming perennial from the Boraginaceae family. Native to the Alps and other high-altitude regions, this pink variety has been selectively cultivated for its unique rosy blooms. Standing 25-50 cm tall, the plant produces upright stems with clusters of soft, hairy leaves and delicate pink flowers featuring a yellow nectar ring that attracts pollinators. Its rare pink hue adds elegance to rock gardens, flowerbeds, and container plantings.
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Key Features
• Unique Coloration: Soft pink flowers with a central yellow ring, more rare than the traditional blue Alpine Forget-Me-Not.
• Perennial Growth: Robust, hardy, and capable of lasting multiple seasons.
• Compact & Attractive: Upright stems with dense leaf clusters for a lush garden display.
• Pollinator-Friendly: Nectar ring guides insects to pollinate, supporting garden biodiversity.
• Versatile Uses: Suitable for flowerbeds, rock gardens, alpine gardens, and decorative pots.
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Growing Tips
• Light: Full sun to partial shade for optimal growth and flower color.
• Temperature: Prefers cool, dry climates; ideal germination 15-20°C; avoid exceeding 25°C for seedlings.
• Soil: Loose, fertile, well-draining, slightly alkaline soil is preferred.
• Watering: Keep soil moderately moist, avoid waterlogging.
• Planting: Lightly cover seeds when sowing; seedlings can be transplanted at 4-6 true leaves.
• Maintenance: Good air circulation is essential; remove spent flowers to encourage rebloom.
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Why Choose Pink Alpine Forget-Me-Not?
This pink Alpine Forget-Me-Not stands out for its rare coloration, easy cultivation, and hardy alpine origin. Perfect for gardeners seeking delicate elegance, romantic hues, and a pollinator-friendly garden, it enriches any garden with long-lasting beauty and charm. Its adaptability to both rock gardens and container displays makes it a versatile and must-have choice for both amateur and experienced gardeners.