HomeAll Wildflowers: Baileya-CampanulaCamassia quamash (Blue Camass) Wildflower Seeds

Camassia quamash (Blue Camass) Wildflower Seeds A bulbous plant with basal clusters of narrow, grass-like, bright green leaves, this is considered among the easiest and showiest of native bulbs… Quantity: Select the size here . . . Packet: (40 Seeds) . . . $2.50 1/4 Oz: (7.09g) . . . $6.30 1/2 Oz: (14.2g) . . . $10.80 1 Oz: (28.4g) . . . $18.00 1/4 Lb: (113g) . . . $72.00 1/2 Lb: (227g) . . . $144.00 1 Lb: (454g) . . . $270.00

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Origin: US Native

Other Common Names: Small Camas, Common Camass, Camas Lily, Swamp Sego

Duration: Perennial

Bloom Time: Early Spring

Height: 18” to 24”

Spacing: 6” to 9”

Light: Full Sun

Soil Moisture: Medium

USDA Zone: 4a-8b

Germination: No pre-treatment needed. Sow seeds just below soil surface at 40F and water. Slow to germinate.

Seeds Per Oz: 8125

A bulbous plant with basal clusters of narrow, grass-like, bright green leaves, this is considered among the easiest and showiest of native bulbs! Blue, star-shaped flowers grow in a raceme, and this lovely native wildflower has been known to color entire meadows blue! The bulbs were harvested and pit-roasted or boiled by women of the Nez Perce, Cree, and Blackfoot tribes, and also provided a valuable food source for the members of the Lewis and Clark expedition (1804-1806).