Camassia leichtlinii alba

Camassia leichtlinii albaCommonly known as Wild Hyacinth, this cultivar produces tall, showy spires with 2", creamy white, star shaped blossoms and mauve anthers. The large racemes are long lasting, blooming from the bottom upward. Camassia is a sought after genus since it naturalizes well and blooms mid season, when many other bulbs are spent or have not yet begun. As a native to the U. S. Pacific Northwest, it prefers moist, fertile soil. Deer and rodent resistant. Does not

She works digitally as well as in acrylics

"Purple Coneflower" ~Echinacea purpurea~

Artist Bill Rybak was born in the Lower East Side and now lives in the Hudson Valley

which incorporates collaged marbled paper elements

It has an 11 1/4" Beechwood handle that is comfy in the hands

Her version goes something like this:

and dense plantings

though not on par with the culinary basils

a bit later than other varieties

or run 10-foot row cover over two parallel hooped beds

Other than controlling the urge to eat all the green beans

The paper dimensions are 11 x 14 inches to fit a standard frame