If you're growing forget-me-nots in containers, they can be repotted every two to three years, or when you notice the plant outgrowing its current container.

Forget-me-not (Myosotis spp) ... They also can be grown in containers, but you’ll still need to remove the flowers as they fade so they can’t go to seed and take over your garden.

Turn off the news and put on your hiking shoes, the Alpine forget-me-nots are out. The diminutive, brilliant blue Eritrichum nanum is showing at a high alpine ridge near you, for an extremely limited ...

How to sow forget-me-not seeds. September should always be the cut-off for sowing forget-me-nots in containers, as the seeds need time to mature before being moved outdoors.

Ellen Mary shares tips for planting herbs in containers. Forget-me-nots are a hugely popular flowering plant in the UK. There are more than 500 species with only 74 species presently accepted.

There’s a new bar coming to Cherry Creek North called Forget Me Not, and it’s the passion project of a group of local pros: Culinary Creative’s group partners Juan Padró, Katie O’Shea, and culinary ...

Forget Me Not opens to the public on Wednesday, March 10, with limited seating capacity and mask regulations in accordance with current city and state rules.

Forget Me Not also has a short list of beers, including Outer Range’s IPA and New Belgium’s La Folie sour, and 10 wines available by the glass or bottle. Sherry, the Spanish fortified wine, is also on ...

The new species, Moore’s forget-me-not (Myosotis mooreana) is known from only a single location. Photo by: Lehnebach et al. New Zealand scientists have discovered two new species of forget-me ...