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Wildflowers - Phacelia Seeds
These eye-catching blue to violet flower clusters form among attractive, low-growing foliage. The easy-to-grow annual is a favorite with desert gardeners since it thrives even in dry, sandy soil. The California variety creates breathtaking displays when planted en masse, while the lacy phacelia is increasingly popular as a cover crop.
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California Bluebell Seeds Phacelia campanularia Quick View
xCalifornia Bluebell Seeds
Phacelia campanularia
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This native wildflower occurs naturally in the deserts of California and Arizona. Desert gardeners appreciate this plant for its hardiness and stunning blooms. The genus name "Phacelia" comes from the Greek word for "cluster," referring to the plant's growth habit. The species name "campanularia" refers to the plant's resemblance to the "campanulaceae" or bellflower plant family.Starting at $2.50 USD -
Lacy Phacelia Seeds Phacelia tanacetifolia Quick View
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Phacelia tanacetifolia
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This native wildflower occurs naturally in the deserts of California and Arizona. Desert gardeners appreciate this plant for its hardiness and stunning blooms, while its practical uses include making an excellent cover crop and attracting bees and other pollinating insects. The genus name "Phacelia" comes from the Greek word for "cluster," referring to the plant's growth habit. The species name "Phacelia" means "tansy-leaved," referring to the resemblance of the plant's foliage to that of the delicate tansy plant.Starting at $2.50 USD
These eye-catching blue to violet flower clusters form among attractive, low-growing foliage. The easy-to-grow annual is a favorite with desert gardeners since it thrives even in dry, sandy soil. The California variety creates breathtaking displays when planted en masse, while the lacy phacelia is increasingly popular as a cover crop.