Camassia Collection

Camassia scilloides

Camassias are among the showiest of spring bulbs. Emerging in spring-to-early summer, the Camassia bulbs sprout tall spires of starry flowers, adding height and colour to the garden.

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Key Features

Marshalls Garden

Pollinator Friendly

Marshalls Garden

Great As Cut Flowers

Product Information

Position:

Full Sun, Part Shade

Suitable for:

Pots, Patio, Borders, Small Gardens, Raised Bed

Plant Type:

Perennial

Soil Type:

Bulb Planting Compost

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Plant outdoors

Plant outdoors

Flowering

Flowering

Camassias are among the showiest of spring bulbs. Emerging in spring-to-early summer, the Camassia bulbs sprout tall spires of starry flowers, adding height and colour to the garden.

Our Camassia Collection includes one each of:

  • Camassia leichtlinii caerulea - Tall stems of blue starry flowers
  • Camassia leichtlinii ‘Alba’ - Pristine white flower spikes

Camassias will tolerate some shade and the pale flowers look superb against a dark background, lighting up semi-shaded areas. Use them as excellent border plants or as part of a meadow planting scheme with other moisture-loving bulbs such as fritillaria.

Camassias bulbs are just as much at home in natural planting schemes and they thrive in damp conditions where many bulbs would struggle.

Camassias originate from moist coastal and mountainous regions of North and Western America, where they grow in damp meadows and the bulbs can naturalise to form large clumps.

Plant camassia bulbs in autumn. The small, irregularly-shaped bulbs should be planted around 10cm/4in deep into rich, moist soil. Unlike many bulbs, they thrive on heavy soils.

Choose a sunny site that gets adequate moisture in spring and early summer.

Guide To Plant Sizes

Bulbs, Tubers, Corms & Rhizomes

These come in a variety of forms, depending on the plant type, and are supplied in a dormant state. They are available only at the optimum time for planting. Where possible we choose the top size and quality grading to help ensure plants will produce great blooms from their first year. On arrival, pot up and keep in a frost-free area or plant into their final position once the risk of frost has passed.

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