Planting Tulips with Forget-me-nots

Cheryl Whalen, head gardener at White Flower Farm, shows how to combine bulbs with plants in the garden to create a memorable spring garden scene. Cheryl interplants Myosotis sylvatica (commonly called Forget-me-not) with late-blooming Tulips.
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This is lovely ! I’d like to mix forget me nots into an existing bed with tulips. Do I need to sow the mysotis from seeds somewhere else one season then transplant them when I plant the tulip bulbs or how do I do this. Thank you