Has bright green veining through frosted silver heart-shaped leaves, which are creamier when young, delicate sprays of 5-petaled, blue flowers. A mutation of Brunnera 'Silver Lace'. Good for ground cover.
0.1-0.5 metres
0.1-0.5 metres
| Season | Stem | Flower | Foliage | Fruit |
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Best cultivated in full or dappled shade, woodland conditions which do not dry out, though this cultivar may have a greater tolerance than some other cultivars such as 'Jack Frost' for heat and humidity. In full sun keep soil moist.
Propagate from roots in spring
Older leaves can be cut back in spring and during growing season to encourage new growth. Leave the plant to age in autumn to protect the crown. If overcrowded after a few years dig up carefully with a fork, tease out roots and select heathiest clumps for replanting.
Generally disease-free