What: Brunnera is a slowly spreading, rhizomatous perennial, native to woodland areas. Season: Flowers appear in early to mid-spring and can last through early summer. Propagation: Divide in fall; take root cuttings in winter.

Does Brunnera need to be divided?

Brunnera is a naturally clump-forming perennial with an extensive root system, so you may need to separate one into several clumps.

Can you transplant Brunnera?

Brunnera blooms may self-seed and readily sprout from seeds dropped the previous year. If so, dig small seedlings and replant into areas where more growing brunnera is desired. You may also collect seeds from brunnera plants and replant them or plant newly purchased seeds or small plants.