Wildflowers and Bulbs – Page 9

Cornus unalaschkensis (canadensis) – Bunchberry
Description: deciduous, herbaceous groundcover (4-6″) that slowly spreads by stolons to form a lush carpet in the woodland garden. Bunchberry…
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Clarkia purpurea – Purple Clarkia
Description:This showy annual from the Evening Primrose Family (Onagraceae) sports purple flowers. It will reseed and provide color and interest…
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Clarkia amoena – Farewell to Spring
Description: showy annual (3″ to 3′) with pale rose to deep magenta flowers (summer). Reseeds. Sun, low-moderate water, poor soil…
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Castilleja sp. – Indian Paintbrush
Description: herbaceous perennial (8 to 30″). The striking reds & yellows are the bracts that subtend the flowers, not the…
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Camassia quamash – Common Camas
Description: Bulbous perennial (8-24″), smaller than Great Camas (Camassia leichtlinii), with grass-like leaves and brilliant pale blue to deep purple…
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Camassia leichtlinii – Great camas
Description: bulbous perennial (2-3ft.) with long, narrow leaves and gorgeous creamy white to blue flowers in spring. Camas generally grows…
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Boykinia major – Meadow Boykinia
Description: woodland perennial (to 30″) with clusters of larger, white flowers in summer. Its leaves are also rounded, but coarsely…
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Boykinia elata – Coast Boykinia
Description: woodland perennial (12-18″) with clusters of white flowers in summer. Its smaller size and rounded, lobed leaves differentiate it…
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Aster subspicatus – Douglas Aster
Description: perennial (1-3 ft.) with purple (ray) and yellow (disc) flowers in late summer-fall. Good choice for gardens. Wonderful cut…
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Aster modestus – Great Northern Aster
Description: perennial wildflower (1-4 ft.) with purple (ray) and yellow (disc) flowers in late summer-fall. Cut back after flowering to…
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