I wish I had them growing everywhere too. Never tried them here in Kentucky -- wonder how they'd do.................???

"You don't know if it will grow until you try!" ???

IrisLilli said:I them too! I let them self-sow everywhere and just move the ones that are in the way!



They were one of my grandmother's favorite flowers, so they came with the garden in great numbers!

Oh, I can still see these tiny little blue flowers all over between the giant hydrangeas by my Grandmother's house. Oh the memories.

❤️❤️forge-me-nots too. had to yank mine all out since i've raised silky terriers, their seed casings are like burrs and tough to comb out of their hair. (the dogs have single layer of hair, without an undercoat.)

I can understand that...............

Yes, I can see why that would be a big problem!

Happy my pooch has a short, single coat! ...and has learned to stay out of my beds and borders... unless there's a squirrel of course... or a rodent of some sort... or a cat... One of my Weigelas just had an out of season 'haircut' because he had tried to use it as a ladder to get to a squirrel in the Beech tree next to it... when these things happen, I swear I will be getting a Chihuahua next time!