Camassia leichtlinii caerulea With lavender blue flowers, ranging in color from light to deep blue, caerulea is dependable producer of tall stalks of six-petalled blooms in late spring to early summer. These plants will grow well in heavy clay soils, the nemeses of most bulbs. A good source of beautiful blues for cut flower arrangements. 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: Blue wild hyacinth Botanical Name: Camassia leichtinii 'Caerulea' syn. 'Coerulea' Color: Lavender blue star-like flowers on tall spires Mature Height: 30-36" Hardiness: Zones 4-9 Bloom Time: Late spring to early summer Bulb/Plant Size: 14-16 cm, the largest commercially available 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