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Camas Lily...anyone grown these?I'm getting bulb catalogues by the score; and am quite taken by these..Camassia quamash. It's a native American plant, early flowering and will grow in shade. Plus, it's blue...you know how I love blue flowers. Am tempted...would look nice under the Japanese maple in the front... 
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never grown the DM, but might now, they are beautiful, gorgeous colour... |
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Bump ........ |
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Sorry Eileen - have no knowledge of these pretty plants. They do look glorious. |
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I've never heard of those either Eileen but they look beautiful.  I 'googled' them and discovered they are also know as the Indian Hyacinth.... Very interesting reading too...... http://www.paghat.com/camas.html |
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Thanks for the link Mags, very interesting... |
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Very good link, Mags! I knew it was edible (not about to try it though!), and am wondering if the squirrel will think so also...   |
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