Caltha palustris #1 (Marsh Marigold)
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Caulophyllum thalictroides #2 (Blue Cohosh)
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Camassia scilloides #1 (Wild Hyacinth)
$13.99
-Part Sun, Full Sun
-Moist to Dry Soil (FAC)
-Acidic to Neutral pH
-1-3′ Tall
-Upright, Colonizing growth habit
-Sky Blue Flowers through May
-Drought and Black Walnut tolerant
-Zone 3
-Edible
-Ohio Native
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Wild Hyacinth is a stunning native wildflower that puts on a spectacular show of sky blue flower spikes in mid-spring. The grass-like foliage emerges early in the season, followed by its flower stalk which rises 1-3′ tall. The loose spikes of sweetly fragrant flowers look enchanting drifting through open woods, moist meadows and in borders or around water features. They will reseed and grow from bulb offshoots to create colonies in favorably rich and moist conditions, but the plants entirely vanish in their midsummer dormancy.
Sources:
Growing and Propagating Wildflowers by William Cullina
Peterson Field Guide to Edible Wild Plants Eastern/Central North America by Lee Allen Peterson
Missouri Botanical Garden
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
Illinois Wildflowers
