Camassia Cusickii

New varieties even offer plants with variegated leaves.Camas plant care is quite easy thanks partially to the fact that they disappear soon after blooming. Camassia plants prefer moist conditions and full sun to partial shade.Although you can plant seeds,...

Grower of native lily camas seed (camassia quamash) Grower of native lily camas seed (camassia...

Camassia farmer - variety of colors

This bowl-shaped tulip is generally agreed to be the darkest in the family, with charcoal-black tones among the deep violet. Like Queen of the Night, it lasts a long time and catches the eye from far away.

Common camas generally prefers full sun to partial shade, with bulb depth ranging from 2-8 inches (most commonly 4-6 inches deep). Plant camas outdoors in the fall or early winter, when soils are moist enough to dig and prevailing soil temperatures are...

They thrive grow well in full or partial sun in USDA zones 5 through 9. The tube-shaped flower comes in a variety of colors, including white, yellow and red. Camassia is native to North America and tolerates clay or wet soil conditions.

Pick a sunny site with rocky or sandy soil that is as weed free as possible. ( Camassia quamash ) This beautiful flower is in the lily family so it creates a hardy bulb for 3-4 years before flowering.

Camas bulbs were one of the mainstay foods of the Northwestern Native Americans, it is argued that no other perennial is as closely tied to the culture of these peoples Native American Lily Perennial Flower(Camassia quamash).

Quamash is a North American plant cultivated for hundreds of years by Native Americans, who ate the bulbs as great delicacies. The blooms top tall, slender dark green stems held well above the sword-shaped foliage, and tend to open in late spring, just...

Get the children, or borrow some from the neighbor. Preferably, all of this will take place within a day of a good drenching rain. One of my favorite "blues" to go with daffodils is, wild hyacinth, growing wild in Scott County Kentucky.Some daffodils,...

If you are moving bulbs in spring or summer, you can add a gentle fertilizer or compost to the planting hole.Once bulb foliage begins to die down, spring bulbs have gone dormant for the summer.