The flower is about 1/4 inches across but it's another flower that makes up for its small size with numbers.
This wildflower was introduced to the New England area from Europe and was extensively cultivated for ornamental use.
15 May 2012
Spring Wildflowers
I found this patch of wild Forget-me-nots (Myosotis scorpioides) growing near the creek behind our house.
The flower is about 1/4 inches across but it's another flower that makes up for its small size with numbers.
This wildflower was introduced to the New England area from Europe and was extensively cultivated for ornamental use.
The flower is about 1/4 inches across but it's another flower that makes up for its small size with numbers.
This wildflower was introduced to the New England area from Europe and was extensively cultivated for ornamental use.
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