Virginia Bluebells - Native wildflower Size:2 Bare root

Virginia Bluebells - Native wildflower Size:2 Bare rootMertensia virginica (Virginia Bluebells) This truly breathtaking wildflower produces loose clusters of trumpet shaped pink flower buds that turn blue when the flower is fully opened. The oval shaped leaves are alternately located around a thin, smooth single stem that begins curled in shape and extends as it grows into an elegant arch with a showy blossom cluster. Virginia Bluebells grow well in any garden soil but prefers moist rich soils. Another

a larger than average grower

stake them on a cucumber support

Elephant ear plants can be used as background plants

cowpeas must be planted in May or June

Bring Indoor

Plant calla lily bulbs in spring and by mid-summer you'll be enjoying their beautiful dappled foliage and exotic long-lasting flowers

When Miniclover® or Microclover® is planted in warm temperatures and kept moist

Can be started indoors or outdoors

Tubers are brittle and can be difficult to dig at the end of the growing season

When the seedlings emerge

After shoot growth is visable

soft violet-blue flowers with white centers