Omphalodes linifolia (white innocence): graceful and refined
White Innocence' does not grow taller than 25cm, and the grey stems and elegant lance-shaped leaves, and the snow-white flowers, which can best be described as large white 'forget-me-nots', make this an attractive plant to sow in groups or plant among colourful flowering plants in early summer - the flowers hold up well in water, and the plants self-seed well, so you can enjoy the same combinations year after year without any trouble.

Sow directly in open ground from March to May.

Blooms from May to July. Very easy to maintain and suitable for rock gardens.

Native to Southern Europe, likes sunny and dry places.

A refined addition to wildflower mixes and natural borders.