Omphalodes cappadocica ‘Cherry Ingram’
at Digging Dog
Navelwort
A favorite of Marie Antoinette’s, these endearing forget-me-not–like flowers claim their name from the navel-shaped groove that marks each seed. Omphalodes are members of the Borage family, preferring moist soils but tolerant of dry conditions when grown in shade. They can take full sun where summers are temperate and need dappled light elsewhere. Slowly spreading by underground stems, let this lovely and leafy evergreen ground cover enhance the edge of the woods or a rock garden with spring bulbs and Ajuga not far away. Omphalodes cappadocica ‘Cherry Ingram’ 
“True Blue” is our claim about Captain Collingwood Ingram’s improvement on this species. Year after year, a generous showing of deep blue flowers adorns 15 in. leafy stems stretching above a tidy mass of green leaves. Larger than the species, these blossoms extend their display by fading to nostalgic violet tones.
Blooms April–June. Size: 10" high x 15" wide; hardy to zone 6. Omphalodes cappadocica ‘Cherry Ingram’ (p-0959)
SOLD OUT!
Email me when this plant is available
Other selections in this genus
Great Gifts for Valentines Day!
Looking for great gifts for Valentines Day? Here are Perennials that will provide winter color and interest to a container or landscape, and will flourish in a range of zones across the country.
San Francisco Flower and Garden Show
March 21st to 25th at the San Mateo Event Center
Green living at its best – 20 gorgeous display gardens, container gardens, edible gardens and new products designed to help Planet Earth thrive. Edible gardening workshops, cooking demonstrations, seminars on design and horticulture.
More news and events |
= 
=