Brunnera macrophylla Alexander's Great

Larger leaved than Jack Frost (probably the best known) and reputed to grow into bigger plants in due course. The flowers are just the same. Well established plants from 1 litre pots.

Planting Instructions

Useful plants with great "architectural" merit.  The broad, low foliage is attractive and visible for much longer than the very pretty blue flowers which are held visibly above the leaves when they appear.  Good in damper conditions in part shade (where the leaves become larger than they would in sunny conditions). Perfectly hardy, though sometimes retaining some of their leaves in the winter. These can be tidied back.  Water well on planting and in dry periods in the first year. A great foil to other plants.  

Plant Details

Flowers       April/May 

Height         18” (45cm)