California Bluebells is an annual wildflower native to the Californian desert. It produces upright, branching plants with cobalt-blue, bell-shaped flowers and can self-seed in suitable conditions.
The packet contains 300 Phacelia campanularia seeds. Direct sow on the surface in spring, lightly covering the seed, with a few seeds every 4–6 inches. Germination takes 12–30 days, and flowering begins in about 70–80 days. The flowers attract pollinators and beneficial insects.
