ColorBlends Camassia leichtlinii

Yes, Camassia leichtlinii is one of the few bulbs that actually prefers moisture-rich soil. They are an excellent choice for areas of your garden that tend to stay damp or struggle with drainage where other bulbs might rot.

Yes, both the foliage and the blooms of this variety are generally avoided by deer. While no plant is 100% deer-proof, this is a reliable choice for gardens where wildlife pressure is a concern.

You should plant these bulbs 6 inches deep. Given their size (14cm+), this depth ensures they are properly insulated and anchored for their tall, 34-38 inch stems.

Yes, Camassia is a perennial bulb that naturalizes well. If planted in the right conditions, they will return and often multiply over time, especially in meadow-like settings or shrub borders.

While they are listed for full sun, they are quite adaptable. In warmer climates, they can appreciate a bit of afternoon shade, but they generally perform best with at least 6 hours of direct sunlight to support their tall, sturdy spikes.

These bloom later than many common spring bulbs like daffodils or early tulips. You can expect them to provide color toward the end of the spring season, helping to bridge the gap between early spring flowers and the start of summer perennials.