Desert Bluebells / California Bluebells (Phacelia campanularia)

Don’t let its name fool you; though native to California’s deserts, the Desert Bluebell (aka California Bluebell) Phacelia campanularia -  is well adapted to many other areas.  Offers inch-long bell-shaped flowers in a deep-blue shade and deep green, heart-shaped foliage.  A lush addition to the front of the sunny spring border.  Drought tolerant, it is also at home in rock gardens.  Popular in wildflower mixtures. Easy from seed. Available in single packets and as bulk wildflower seeds. Also see this helpful information:     Technical Guide: Establishment and Care of Wildflowers      Live seeds per ounce (approx 28 grams): ₁ 35,000 Seeding rate per ounce:₂ 700 sq ft Regions: Coastal, Interior Valleys, Desert Native To: California Life Cycle: Annual Exposure: Sun Height (in.): 6-18 Bloom Period: Winter-Spring Flower Color(s): Blue, Purple Establishment: Fast Water Requirements: Low Wildlife: Pollinators Cultural Information: Occasional water after rains