Camassia Pink Stars
Description
Camassia 'Pink Stars' (1 bulb) – Tender stars in May meadows Submitted by Van Noort
Camassia 'Pink Stars' unfurls its slender spikes of star-shaped flowers in spring, in a very soft, almost transparent pearly pink . Each stem bears a multitude of small, silky stars, which open from the bottom up, creating a progressive, graceful and moving bloom .
Rarer than the blue varieties, 'Pink Stars' shines with its natural elegance and visual delicacy , perfect for meadow gardens, romantic or in contrast with dark foliage. It attracts pollinators, thrives in fresh soil and returns faithfully each year. A tall and flowing plant , both rustic and refined , like a light breath of spring...
Product Features
Average height : 60 to 80 cm
Exposure : Full sun to partial shade
Hardiness : Zone 4 and above
Attracts wildlife : Yes, pollinators
Water requirements : Moderate
Ideal soil : Humiferous, fresh, well-drained
Quantity : 1 bulb
Planting and growing Camassia 'Pink Stars'
When to plant From September to November, for flowering in May-June
In open ground : Ideal in a flower meadow , a natural garden or at the edge of a cool flowerbed , for a soft and moving scene
In a pot : Possible in a deep pot, alone or in a light composition, for a romantic and floral atmosphere
How to plant
1 Depth : 10 to 15 cm
2 Spacing : 15 to 20 cm
3 Watering : Regular during the growth period
Care of Camassia 'Pink Stars'
Watering : Moderate, especially in spring
Fertilizer : Light organic input upon recovery
Pruning : Cut off the faded stems, let the leaves dry
Wintering : No care required, very hardy
Why choose Camassia 'Pink Stars'
Soft flowering , in very rare pale pink stars
Ideal for prairie, natural or poetic gardens
Very rustic and reliable year after year
Brings lightness, height and vaporous romanticism to spring scenes
Bring a shower of tender stars , a breath of pastel and a discreet plant grace to the garden with Camassia 'Pink Stars', proposed by Van Noort — a rustic and deliciously refined variety.
To be married with...
White alliums , bronze fennel or wild columbines , for a graceful and textured scene, between soft meadow and cottage garden.
