Jack Frost BrunneraBrunnera macrophylla ’Jack Frost’

 Also known as: Siberian Bugloss

A slow growing perennial which spreads slowly on runners, forming a groundcover of medium sized heart-shaped silvery white foliage with green veins and rims. Small light blue flowers with yellow centers, similar to forget-me-not, rise in airy clumps on slender stems well above the foliage in mid to late spring. It is a good cut flower and is great for containers, borders and attracts butterflies to the garden. Rabbits and deer do not particularly care for this plant. 

Growing Conditions: 

• Plant in partial to full shade location. May scorch in hot sun, but more tolerant than other brunnera
• Prefers average soil
• Requires medium to moist soil, do not let dry out
• Slow growth rate

Maintenance:

• Require protection from intense afternoon sun
• Remove old foliage before new leaves emerge
• Should be divided every few years in spring

Edible/Herbal/Medicinal Uses:

None

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