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A garden escape, though native elsewhere in Britain. Rarely naturalised in woods. May also occur as a casual in waste places or where thrown out from gardens. The forgetmenots commonly grown in gardens are forms of this species.
Flower diameter c 6-10 mm
Calyx hairs spreading, hooked. Corolla-tube equal to or longer than sepals, so that open flower is flat, not concave. Young flowers pink, not yellow.
Other features: Calyx in ripe fruit has stalk c 1.5-2 x as long as itself. Can usually be told from Field Forgetmenot on flower size.