Are Forget Me Nots Invasive

Is Forget-Me-Not Invasive? The simple answer to this question is yes. … However, like many introduced species (also known as exotic plants), forget-me-nots lack natural checks and balances, including diseases and pests that keep native plants in their place.

Where are Forget Me Nots invasive?

Though widely planted throughout North America, it is not as widely naturalized as its close look-a-like True Forget-me-not (Myosotis scorpioides). Still, in suitable habitat it can become widespread in natural areas and is considered invasive throughout woodlands in much of northern Wisconsin and the UP of Michigan.

Are Forget Me Nots aggressive?

They are not so aggressive as to be considered invasive, but they do supplant some native species. They grow best in full to partial sun in the wet to moist conditions of marshes and bogs. It will tolerate some standing water and is extremely cold tolerant.