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Type:
Native Habitat:
Light: Part Shade/Full Shade
Soil: Medium
Growth:
Bloom: violet/blue blooms April-May
Spread:
Faunal interaction:
Additional info: Growth 1’wide 1’ Tall This native woodland wildflower is perennial and often called Wild Sweet William. It starts blooming in early spring and grows best in rich soils. It can form lovely colonies over time and looks wonderful planted in areas with other spring wildflowers or spring bulbs. Its shallow roots make it ideal to plant in areas with allium, daffodil, and tulips bulbs.
Type:
Native Habitat:
Light: Part Shade/Full Shade
Soil: Medium
Growth:
Bloom: violet/blue blooms April-May
Spread:
Faunal interaction:
Additional info: Growth 1’wide 1’ Tall This native woodland wildflower is perennial and often called Wild Sweet William. It starts blooming in early spring and grows best in rich soils. It can form lovely colonies over time and looks wonderful planted in areas with other spring wildflowers or spring bulbs. Its shallow roots make it ideal to plant in areas with allium, daffodil, and tulips bulbs.