Too early...

Brunnera don't fully leaf out until after they bloom, so once the greenery makes its appearance and fills out a bit, the show starts - it's pretty quick process once they start coming up.

It has been bitterly cold in my area this winter so the plants may be a little slower to rev up this spring. Don't worry, nature has its own timetable, when it's time it's time...and when it's time this spring it's going to be GORGEOUS with all the moisture we've had!

No sign of mine either, but I'm not seeing much from my other two Brunnera either--the straight species and 'Langtrees'. I moved 'Jack Frost' in the fall to a spot where it would get more moisture--It really struggled where it was before; appears to need more steady moisture than the other two. I hope to see it soon.

Mine still looks dead, but I'm sure it will come back.

Still no sign of mine, either, here in coastal NJ, zone 7.

No sign of mine either or 'Looking Glass', in fact we've just had another dump of snow which is covering the garden. This will be a good test for this plant, the worst winter I've ever experienced here, the ground is still frozen.

Annette

I've grown Jack Frost for several years now and he just keeps getting bigger and stronger, despite being situated in a less than ideal spot (too dry and shady). I wouldn't worry about him yet.

I have 2 of these and they both have leaves and buda. I covered them last week as we had VERY cold weather. This week it's supposed to be warm again so I'm sure to see some bloom.