C. cusickii is an upright perennial forming a clump of long, linear leaves; starry blue flowers 5cm wide are carried in a tall raceme in late spring
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C. cusickii is an upright perennial forming a clump of long, linear leaves; starry blue flowers 5cm wide are carried in a tall raceme in late spring
Earth laughs in flowers 
Lovely flowers, so they are part of the asparagus family?
Apparently so. You can see it in the spears at the top of the plant. Saw some gorgeous ones in Rosemoor Garden a few years ago, deeper blue than this one.
I like the colour!!
Definitely looks like the asparagus, but the pretty cousin. 🙂
I’m rather fond of the edible version myself 🙂
I grew camassia from a bulb one year. Not sure if it was exactly this variety? But a lovely flower.
They all look absolutely lovely when grown en masse in a lawn. I have some photos of a deeper blue and a white flower.