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]]>Shimmering white star-shaped flowers make Triteleia Hyacinthina a standout in early summer gardens, and their wonderful fragrance is just the cherry on top. The upward-facing blossoms are held in tight umbels atop 12 to 20″ tall stems – perfect for cutti!
As with other members of this clan, Hyacinthina is particularly well suited to partial shade and performs beautifully under trees. Plus, these charmers are tolerant of drought once established. Oh, and beyond being unbothered by pesky deer, they’re an excellent source of nutrition for pollinators. Enj!
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Includes: 20 Triteleia bulbs
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]]>An eye catching new color for a reliable old favorite, Rudy adds a touch of sparkle to shady areas with its crisp white & purple stripping. This western U.S. native does very nicely under trees and thrives in clay soils. A welcome sight as spring merges to summer.
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Includes: 20 Triteleia bulbs
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]]>Laxa Corrina is a wonderful Triteleia hybrid with a two-tone effect to her blooms. Tips of each flower shade deeper purple. New colors make it even easier to find more places in the garden for this durable, carefree western native. Resistant to deer and highly attractive to butterflies. Well suited to mixed containers.
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Includes: 20 Triteleia bulbs
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]]>Prepare to get lost in the starry, deep purple-blue blossoms of Triteleia Queen Fabiola. A glorious native of the Northwest, these dreamy darlings are recognized by experienced gardeners as worthy additions to outdoor beds and rock gardens, but don’t forget to snip a few for charming bouquets. The delightfully fragrant flowers rise to 20″ tall on slender stems from late spring to early summer with very minimal care.
While Queen Fabiola is unfamiliar to many, we’d love to change that and encourage you to experiment with something a little different. Additionally, these blooms extend the show by opening in succession rather than all at on! We love planting them with Lady’s Mantle as the Triteleia’s cool tones poke out through the foliage and contrast sharply with its soft, fluffy chartreuse blooms. Enj!
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Includes: 20 Triteleia bulbs
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