Pollinator 'California Bluebell'

California Bluebell is also known as desert bells and desert bluebells. It is a native of the Mojave and Sonoran deserts in California, but it grows very well as an attractive garden annual in nearly any situation. Its bell-shaped flowers are intensely blue and very attractive to wild bees and other pollinators. Keep well watered in periods of hot, dry weather, but otherwise simply remove spent flowers to prevent self-sowing.
Relative of Borage.

Details:

QTY: 100

TYPE: Annual

SITE: Full Sun-Part Shade

SEED DEPTH: 1/4"

GERMINATION: 12-30 Days

HEIGHT: 24"

MATURITY: 55 - 65 Days

SPACING: 4 - 8"

How To Grow:
There is no real need to start Phacelia indoors. Direct sow every couple of weeks from last frost to mid-June. This will produce a summer full of flowers and flowers full of pollinators.