MAPLE CITY, MI – The small, delicate blue petals of the forget-me-nots grew in bushy clumps along the shoreline of Lime Lake, ...

The students and residents contributed personal drawings and messages, incorporated into a clever jigsaw-inspired design that mimics a giraffe’s skin pattern—enhanced with forget-me-not flowers.

Sometimes the story of a flower’s history, or mythology attached to it, can be as fascinating as watching the flower grow in your garden. Over the years I have mentioned the forget-me-not flower ...

The Forget Me Not flower symbolises solidarity and hope within the dementia community and this June we’re asking people to help beat dementia by donating to get your Forget Me Not and show what ...

Celebrities launch our Forget Me Not Appeal with striking new portraits Monday 2 June 2025 The Alzheimer’s Society Forget Me Not Appeal will end the devastation caused by dementia. In support of this ...

More than 9,000 knitted forget-me-nots have been created to raise awareness of dementia action week. People from across the UK have taken part in the project, knitting and crocheting handmade ...

Some moms want flowers for Mother’s Day, some moms want chocolates, or a pair of fluffy slippers. Not Margaret Pretorius. This 70-year-old was treated to a tandem skydiving jump for Mother’s Day.

Hospice Isle of Man is creating a memory meadow of metal flowers dedicated to lost loved ones.

The women’s exclusive, Air Jordan 4 ‘Forget Me Not’ is dropping soon and I’m not mad. The sophisticated sneakers come out right before Mother’s Day, and as a forever mama’s boy I am ...

The AJ4 ‘Forget Me Not’ is literally designed to give that special lady in your life her flowers. This exclusive release will also be available in youth sizes, and I can see youngsters really ...

Sure, some people might argue that LEGO flowers are less romantic than a dozen fresh-cut roses, but those people forget that wilted, crusty week-old flowers are a bummer.

Listen to ASCO’s Journal of Clinical Oncology Art of Oncology article, " You Don't Bring Me Flowers ” by Dr. Kathryn Cappell, who is an Assistant Research Physician at the National Cancer Institute.