Pulmonaria do well in large containers, but cannot be used in small ones as they resent drying out. This name is applied to many spotted forms. They are mildew-prone with fair flowers. They have mediocre to good silver in the spotting and a compact shape. A very good, almost overvigorous grower with large salmon bell flowers and no spotting.
Foliage is muddy green with faint spotting.
P. longifolia 'E. Bertram Anderson' - small cobalt bells held tightly together over delicious dark green strap leaves. It is brightly silver spotted, but with a floppy form it looks poor at the end of blooming. A child of the above with broader leaves, more spotting and light blue flowers which fade to pink. This is a Lovely form. P. angustifolia azurea - Extremely early cobalt flowers make a wonderful foil for Narcissus.