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Brodiaea

Also known as the "Fool's Onion", Brodiaea is a northwest native with bell or funnel-shaped flowers and grass-like foliage. A terrific cut flower, it will appreciate a home in your garden with a bit of protection and good sunlight. (It has also been classified as Triteleia and Dichelostemma.) Top size. Height: 14" to 24" depending on the variety. Bloom time: May through July depending on the variety. Plant 4" deep and 3" to 4" apart. Horticultural zones 6-9.

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Brodiaea californica
#3004
Brodiaea coccinea
#3005
Brodiaea corrina
#3010
Brodiaea ixioides Starlight
#3011

Brodiaea Pink Diamond
#3013
Brodiaea Queen Fabiola
#3014
Brodiaea Rudy
#3015
Celestial Brodiaea Mixture
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