Such a show-stopper of a plant
In late winter/very early spring you will follow your nose to this dwarf clump-forming shrub to enjoy the sweet
Black-purple fruit follows clusters of cream-colored
Imagine coming upon them on a mountainside
this densely-branched shrub has bright green stems and single yellow spring flowers — in a word
Camassia leichtlinii ssp. suksdorfii, Suksdorf's Great Camas sun Such a show-stopper of aFrom meadows and wetlands on the west side of the cascades to the coast of Northern California, Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia, these particularly tall, blue violet, upright terminal racemes bloom April and May. Strappy leaves flank the naked stems. Camas require moisture in springtime, but drought conditions are acceptable after flowering when the bulb is going dormant. This wetland native blooms in the gap between Daffodils and Tulips and