Douglas Brodiaea
Brodiaea douglasii
35+ seeds
Douglas' Brodiaea (Brodiaea douglasii), a large flower brodiaea, is found from Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, and Montana to British Columbia and Oregon. This perennial can grow up to 20 inches tall. The grass-like leaves are basal and are up to 20 inches long. The dark blue stripe through the center of each blue petal helps to identify this species.
Sow seeds in mid-autumn in prepared garden bed to 1/8th of an inch deep covering with a mixture of peat and well-rotted compost. Seeds germinate in the spring after chilling or freezing over the winter. Alternatively, sow seeds in small individual pots and stratify in garage or other cold place over winter. Keep soil moist but not wet. Seeds should sprout in the spring. Set pots out after chance of frost. Keep out of direct sunlight. When seedlings are 4-5 inches tall, plant out in prepared garden area.
Brodiaea douglasii
35+ seeds
Douglas' Brodiaea (Brodiaea douglasii), a large flower brodiaea, is found from Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, and Montana to British Columbia and Oregon. This perennial can grow up to 20 inches tall. The grass-like leaves are basal and are up to 20 inches long. The dark blue stripe through the center of each blue petal helps to identify this species.
Sow seeds in mid-autumn in prepared garden bed to 1/8th of an inch deep covering with a mixture of peat and well-rotted compost. Seeds germinate in the spring after chilling or freezing over the winter. Alternatively, sow seeds in small individual pots and stratify in garage or other cold place over winter. Keep soil moist but not wet. Seeds should sprout in the spring. Set pots out after chance of frost. Keep out of direct sunlight. When seedlings are 4-5 inches tall, plant out in prepared garden area.
Brodiaea douglasii
35+ seeds
Douglas' Brodiaea (Brodiaea douglasii), a large flower brodiaea, is found from Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, and Montana to British Columbia and Oregon. This perennial can grow up to 20 inches tall. The grass-like leaves are basal and are up to 20 inches long. The dark blue stripe through the center of each blue petal helps to identify this species.
Sow seeds in mid-autumn in prepared garden bed to 1/8th of an inch deep covering with a mixture of peat and well-rotted compost. Seeds germinate in the spring after chilling or freezing over the winter. Alternatively, sow seeds in small individual pots and stratify in garage or other cold place over winter. Keep soil moist but not wet. Seeds should sprout in the spring. Set pots out after chance of frost. Keep out of direct sunlight. When seedlings are 4-5 inches tall, plant out in prepared garden area.