Botanical Name: Camassia cusickii
Description: Also known as wild hyacinth, this heirloom variety of Camassia is a garden favorite for its spikes of baby blue flowers that grace the early summer garden and provide a dazzling display. Vigorous and hardy, it’s a Northwest native that thrives in places where other bulbs can’t, particularly in heavy clay soils and near streams and ponds, where they naturalize easily. Sturdy flower spikes grow 24-28" high, each with a multitude of star-shaped, ice-blue blossoms. With almost no attention, the bountiful blooms appear reliably year after year, showcased by long, slender leaves. Our premium bulbs arrive for fall planting with blooms the following season.