Camassia quamash
Camassia quamash is a herbaceous perennial that resembles Bluebells and Hyacinth. That’s because it belongs to the same family Asparagaceae. Native of North America they are hardy in non-extreme climates. They readily spread if not contained to fill up any welcoming environment.
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Scientific name: |
Camassia quamash |
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Common Names: |
camash |
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Genus: |
Camassia |
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Family: | |
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Related Plants: |
Bluebells, Hyacinth |
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Growing Conditions | |
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Position: |
full sun, partial shade |
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Soil Type: |
chalky, sandy, loamy |
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Soil pH: |
acid, neutral, alkaline |
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Moisture: |
moist, well drained |
