Virginia Bluebells Wildflower Seeds for Planting (10 Seeds) - Mertensia virginica - Stunning Spring Blooming Wildflower Baseball Caps This causes the upper portion

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It grows well in most soils in Zones 4 -9 and can be cut (and come again) three or four times in a growing season

For leaf harvesting

Position the bulbs with the pointy end facing up

using Egyptian Wheat

Virginia Bluebells Wildflower Seeds for Planting (10 Seeds) - Mertensia virginica - Stunning Spring Blooming Wildflower Baseball Caps This causes the upper portionOne of the most beautiful species of spring ephemerals are Virginia bluebells (Mertensia virginica). These lovely plants are in the family Boraginaceae, which makes them relatives of other familiar species like Forget me not, Lungwort, and Comfrey. Bluebells enjoy rich, well drained soils where they can form large colonies over time. Growing fast, the flower shoots quickly give way to some of the most beautiful flowers east of the Mississippi. The