Camassia leichtlinii watch for white root aphid. POT Aphids but if not they drag

but if not they drag them selves to the correct depth anyway

Fragrant fine cut leaves which are very very shiny

H20cm × W40cm Part shade and a cool peaty/compost-rich soil

Dormant bulbs in March-April

Can be a marsh plant or in normal garden soil

Camassia leichtlinii watch for white root aphid. POT Aphids but if not they dragStill some dormant bulbs $12 each potted is dearer and heavier to post Prefers generally moist, fertile soil, in full sun to partial sunlight. Not eaten by stock so great in a field with animals. Easy to naturalise. They clump well and will grow from seed. Each stalk contains many six petaled, 3 cm, star shaped pale to deep lavender blue flowers with yellow anthers and whisper green centres. The flowers open sequentially from the bottom so a good