BRUNNERA macrophylla 'Alexanders Great' PBR
Small
Part shade
Blue
Reasonable soil
Spring
Description
Brunnera macrophylla 'Alexanders Great'PBR
Height x Spread: 40cm x 90cm
'Alexander's Great' produces a sensational large mound of heart-shaped leaves. The foliage is silver with deep green veining. In spring petite bright blue forget-me-not like flowers contrast delightfully with the foliage.
A striking perennial for the front of the border or for providing bright and beautiful ground cover for a shady area. Plant in any reasonably good soil, in either full or dappled shade. This perennial can be divided during the autumn.
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