Blue Camas, Atlantic Camas, Quamash, Wild Hyacinth

Noticed all the ratings were neutral and just had to give a Positive rating! We have this growing wild along the Muscatatuck river bank ...Read Moreon our farm. It is scattered here and there but there is an area of about 1/4 acre that blooms almost solid! Lovely blue color and can get as tall as 3 ft. As with most wildflowers, bloom can be short and is affected greatly by the weather.

Blue Camas, Atlantic Camas, Quamash, Wild Hyacinth Camassia scilloides is Native to Texas and other States.

Propagation is very easy from seeds which are produced in abundance. Place drawstring bags over the seed heads, as it can be tricky to ...Read Moreknow when seeds will be dispersed. Sow the small, shiny black seeds in a well drained mix on the surface of 4" pots. Seedlings can take several years to mature into flowering size plants, so if you want a colony to develop quickly, dig up the plants in early Spring and divide the bulbs which can produce up to a dozen new plants in just a couple of years.