Common Camas native Water Need to be well

Water Need to be well watered their first year while establishing but are quite drought tolerant once established

The large fruit (1

‘Violette de Bordeaux’ figs are one of the tastiest figs available

It is an Heirloom cultivar that was listed in a Long Island

It is a fast growing vining plant that produces stunning creamy white and blue flowers that attract butterflies

Common Camas native Water Need to be wellThe bright blue flowers of this native perennial attract a wide range of native pollinators. Although bulbs take a few years to start producing blooms in mid spring, this enchanting plant is worth the patience! Common Camas is deeply connected to local Indigenous food traditions with a 5000+ year relationship of cultivation in the Pacific Northwest. Water Drought tolerant once established. Soil Prefers soils that dry out in summer. Light Full sun.