Unknown Boraginaceae

[Lori S.]

These plants, which I grew these from seed this spring, are clearly not Cyclamen coum... oddly enough, I tended them inside for months before I really noticed, which is rather embarrassing, actually.  (In retrospect, I suppose the seeds themselves should have given it away, doh!  )... But anyway, I'm having trouble pinning down what they are, exactly.  Omphalodes?  Anchusa?  An ID or direction would be appreciated.  Thanks in advance.

[Rodger Whitlock]

Looks like an omphalodes to me. Most likely O. verna, simply because that's the most common, but could be almost any species in the genus.

[gote]

The flowers look exactly like Omphalodes verna - the leaves not. O verna has heart shaped leaves at the bottom. Ovate leaves on the stem and thinner and less hairy stems.
Sorry I can only say what it is not.
Cheers
Göte

[fleurbleue]

Perhaps Cynoglossum amabile, Lori, an annual plant I have in my garden in pink shade

[Lesley Cox]

I think cynoglossum, an annual but worth the space for the glorious shade of blue.