Camassia Cusickii (Wild Hyacinth) Native to the Northwest part of this country, these tall, spiky flowers are another example of sparkling, but underutilized, bulbs for the early summer garden. This is one of the few soft blue bloomers that will happily naturalize in moist soils near ponds and streams, growing into large patches over time. If you have a spot in your yard that tends to be a little wetter than many plants prefer, we encourage you to plant camassia now; they are a wonderful garden investment that pays back in soft starry blue blossoms for years to come, getting better as the seasons pass. Note: these bulbs are cultivated, not collected from the wild. Highlights & Hints - A traditional food of Native Americans for centuries. - Good naturalizer - For best effect, plant where the increasing drift can remain undisturbed. Common Name: Wild blue hyacinth Botanical Name: Camassia cusickii Color: Soft wisteria blue starry spikes of flowers, high bud count Mature Height: 24-28" Hardiness: Zones 4-9 Bloom Time: Late spring to early summer Bulb/Plant Size: 14-16 cm, nice big bulbs Bulbs/Plants - Pkg: 5 large bulbs Planting Information Soil Type: moist Light/Exposure: Full sun to light shade Moisture: water well when planting, appreciates moist soils Planting Depth: 4" deep, small points facing up Spacing: 8-10" apart

You'll Receive 1 package of 5 large bulbs