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Are Forget Me Nots Weeds. How to Grow and Care for 🌍 Invasive nature disrupts ecosystems, reducing biodiversity and altering wildlife food availability. Woodland Forget-Me-Not is listed as a noxious weed in one or more Midwestern states

⚠️ Effective management is crucial to protect biodiversity and mitigate ecological damage. The thing to know about forget-me-nots is that they are self-seeding, and if they are planted in a wet garden in a climate that tends to get cooler summers, forget-me-nots will behave like a weed, spreading well beyond the spot you've planted them.

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The base of the plant's stem is often creeping or stolon-like and it can take root and produce clonal offsets. Numerous temperate Forget-me-nots were imported to Australia in the nineteenth century, often as inexpensive seed packets; freeseeding cultivars remain available in the nursery trade. Wood Forget-me-not (Myosotis sylvatica), a member of a diminutive genus long prized for its free-seeding, wild character on neglected English country estates

Quick Guide On How To Plant Seeds Gardening Dream. Forget-me-nots can spread quickly in wet gardens and cooler summer climates 🌼 Forget-Me-Nots are invasive weeds, rapidly spreading and outcompeting native plants

How to Grow and Care for Plants. The thing to know about forget-me-nots is that they are self-seeding, and if they are planted in a wet garden in a climate that tends to get cooler summers, forget-me-nots will behave like a weed, spreading well beyond the spot you've planted them. Forget-me-nots self sow, and the seeds can stay viable for three or four years, so kill these plants before they set seed