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Common Name: Foothill Pretty Face, Golden Brodiaea Has light yellow, flat–petaled flowers in umbels up to 6" across; each petal has a light brown central stripe. A vigorous grower found in full sun or filtered shade. Grown from seed collected in Yuba and Nevada County foothills at 1000 to 1600'. Bulbs:$2.00 each. SORRY, SOLD OUT FOR 2009 |
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Common Name: Laxa "Humboldt's Star" Has a striking dark blue/violet color. This natural selection grows in the inner Coast Range of Humboldt County at 1800', in natural grassy meadows under full sun all day. These hills are cooled nightly with fog or fog–induced cooling. Bulbs:$2.50 each. |
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Common Name: Rudy's Laxa Has violet/purple stripes against a much lighter background. This horticultural selection is probably a cross with T. bridgesii, and is extremely striking. Bulbs:$3.00 each. |
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Common Name: Wally Basket, Ithuriel's Spear California’s most common Triteleia and the easiest to grow. Comes in many shades of violet. This form, from the lower elevations of Yuba County at 40 to 200', has a 5–6" umbel of strong blue–violet flowers on stems 16 to 20" high. Multiplies rapidly from offsets. Adaptable and easy to grow, even in heavy clay soils. Bulbs:$2.50 each |
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Common Name: Long-rayed Triteliea Pure white flowers on very long pedicels up to 10" long, with stems 12 to 24" high. This is a late bloomer, flowering as late as July. It is somewhat of a 'wet grower', associated with seasonal stream edges and swales, so it wants early summer water. The seed was collected from Lake County. Bulbs:$2.50 each |
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