Camassia Quamash Blue Melody
Camassia Quamash Blue Melody
Camassia Quamash Blue Melody
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Description
Description
Camassia Quamash Blue Melody is a stunning blue flowering bulb that brings vibrant colour to your garden from June through July. These upright plants reach 50–70 cm in height and thrive in full sun within sheltered positions. Plant bulbs 12–15 cm deep and space them 15 cm apart for optimal growth. Easy to grow, these bulbs are perfect for borders, ground cover, lawns, naturalised settings, large containers, gravel gardens, and woodland areas. Camassia is naturally resistant to mice, deer, and rabbits, making it an excellent choice for wildlife gardens. The flowers are also bee-friendly, supporting pollinators throughout the blooming season. Ideal for gardeners of all levels seeking reliable, low-maintenance spring colour.
Spec and Details
Spec and Details
- Botanical name: Camassia Quamash Blue Melody
- Flower: Camassia
- Color: Blue
- Plant depth: 12-15 cm
- Plant spacing: 15 cm
- Established height: 50-70cm
- Sunlight: Full sun
- Leaf colour: Green leaf
- Mouse resistant: Yes
- Deer resistant: Yes
- Bee friendly: Yes
- Rabbit resistant: Yes
- Gardening level: Easy to grow
- Habit: Upright
Camassia grow guide
Camassia grow guide
Plant Camassia bulbs in autumn (September–December) in a sunny to partially shaded spot with moist, well-draining soil. Dig a hole 2 to 3 times the height of the bulb and place it with the pointed tip facing up. Space bulbs 15 to 20 cm apart. Cover with soil and water well. In late spring, enjoy beautiful blue, purple, or white star-shaped flowers on tall stems!
Tip: Camassia tolerates damper soil better than most other bulbs and is ideal for natural borders or moist meadows.
Returns & Pricing
Returns & Pricing
Customers have a 14-day return period from the date of delivery. All prices shown on our website are inclusive of VAT and exclusive of shipping costs.
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FAQ - About Camassia
When should I plant Camassia bulbs?
When should I plant Camassia bulbs?
Camassia bulbs are best planted in autumn, between September and December, before the first frost sets in. This gives the bulbs enough time to form roots before winter begins.
At what depth and spacing should I plant Camassia bulbs?
At what depth and spacing should I plant Camassia bulbs?
As a rule of thumb, plant the bulbs at a depth of about two to three times their own height. Also allow sufficient spacing between the bulbs, usually 15 to 20 cm, depending on the size of the variety.
Do Camassia need a lot of sun?
Do Camassia need a lot of sun?
Camassia grows best in a sunny to partially shaded location. Unlike many other bulbs, it tolerates moist soil well and even thrives in damp conditions, making it a good choice for spots where other bulbs might struggle.
Are Camassia bulbs perennial, do they come back every year?
Are Camassia bulbs perennial, do they come back every year?
Camassia are hardy, perennial bulbs. Provided they are planted in the right spot with adequate moisture, they will return year after year and may even naturalize and spread on their own, especially in damp meadow-like settings.
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My name is Wessel van Gerven, fourth generation in a family of flower bulb specialists since 1960. What began in my grandfather’s nursery grew into a lifelong passion for flower bulbs, authentic varieties, and the beauty they bring to every garden.
