Omphalodes 'Starry Eyes'

Omphalodes ‘Starry Eyes’ is a wonderful evergreen, shady ground cover with masses of tiny star shaped, white and blue flowers with a soft purple edge throughout spring. Each flower is just under a centimetre across, they open on loose racemes over the foliage.
Omphalodes ‘Starry Eyes’ holds the prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit so you know it not only looks good but is easy care.
The heart shaped foliage of Omphalodes ‘Starry Eyes’ are a lovely green and grow to form a dense ground cover. It will even shine through frost. The leaves grow to around 10cm long.
Plant Omphalodes 'Starry Eyes’ along garden edges, in pots or rockeries. It grows well and in similar situations to Hostas, Winter Roses and ferns
Grow in moderately fertile to humus rich, well drained soil. Water to establish then only if rainfall is low. Best in filtered light to part shade. In cool climates more sun will be tolerated but you will need to water the plants more often.
Its common name is Navelwort, Cappadocian Navelwort and Creeping Forget-Me-Not.

Supplied as: Pots
Size: 10 cm