Camassia leichtlinii alba Amount of Bulbs:5 bulbs The color is attributed to

The color is attributed to the high amounts of lycopene found in this variety

This root stock leads to "semi-dwarf" fruit tree size

All of our tees come in a grass-green tri-blend of cotton

and mouth-watering bulbs can be harvested with their tops in late summer

The leaves and blooms of this design pronounce itself as boldly botanical

Camassia leichtlinii alba Amount of Bulbs:5 bulbs The color is attributed toCommonly known as Wild Hyacinth, this cultivar produces tall, showy spires with 2", creamy white, star shaped blossoms and mauve anthers. The large racemes are long lasting, blooming from the bottom upward. Camassia is a sought after genus since it naturalizes well and blooms mid season, when many other bulbs are spent or have not yet begun. As a native to the U. S. Pacific Northwest, it prefers moist, fertile soil. Deer and rodent resistant. Does not