Brunnera macrophylla 'Jack Frost' PP#13859


Sporting silvery leaves and green veins, this Brunnera’s foliage gleams in the sun, providing a lovely contrast to its miniature blue flowers in the spring. Very sun tolerant. Foliage can be cut back to stimulate new growth if leaves are damaged by hot sun or drought. Clear, French-blue flowers appear between April and May.
Brunnera has large, dark, textured leaves (eight to ten inches wide) with contrasting tiny blue flowers. It is good for border, massing, or woodland and takes some dry shade.
The photo on bottom left shows a variety or cultivar similar to the one above. It may be a different color or slightly different size, but it gives you an idea of what it will look like in a garden or landscape setting.
- Botanical Name
- Brunnera macrophylla 'Jack Frost' PP#13859
- Common Name
- Jack Frost Alkanet
- Bloom
- Spring
- Color
- Blue
- Family
- Boraginaceae
- Height
- 12"
- Hardy to Zone
- 4
- Light
- Part Shade/Shade
- Spacing
- 18"
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