Camassia leichtlinii alba Cosmos sulphureus In this gouache and watercolor

In this gouache and watercolor piece

as well as wet

cylindrical radishes sort of resemble carrots

and upright greens leaves

Camassia leichtlinii alba Cosmos sulphureus In this gouache and watercolorCommonly known as Wild Hyacinth, this cultivar produces tall, showy spires with 2", creamy white, star shaped blossoms and mauve anthers. The large racemes are long lasting, blooming from the bottom upward. Camassia is a sought after genus since it naturalizes well and blooms mid season, when many other bulbs are spent or have not yet begun. As a native to the U. S. Pacific Northwest, it prefers moist, fertile soil. Deer and rodent resistant. Does not