California Bluebell
Phacelia campanularia Annual. 9"
Pollinator Friend
California Bluebell forms a sea of gentian blue in late spring and early summer.Native to the desserts of the Southwest but can thrive in any area. Sow in fall or earliest spring where it is to grow, thrives in sunny well-drained soil. Plant toward the front of the border to take full advantage of the striking blooms. Outstanding bee plant.
Planting Directions: Sow seed outdoors in well prepared soil that has been amended with rich compost or general garden fertilizer when compost is not available. Plant seed ¼” deep in moist soil in early spring when soil is cool and a light frost may be possible. Germination requires dark and 55° to 65°. In areas of mild winters seed may be sown in late summer or early fall.