Southern Wild Hyacinth Texas Native The seed heads and foliage

The seed heads and foliage persist through the winter

" and the Greek word "stemon

for a truly spectacular display

showcasing its charming woolly or felt-like texture on the many erect stems that can reach heights of up to 6 feet

Woodland Bluestar

Southern Wild Hyacinth Texas Native The seed heads and foliageCamassia angusta Common names include Prairie Camas, Prairie Hyacinth, Wild Hyacinth, Southern Wild Hyacinth Southern Wild Hyacinth is a spring flowering bulbous perennial from the lily family. You can expect one or more flowering stalks to grow up from its basal foliage. These leaves are long and narrow, and have a medium to dark green hue. The flowering stalks showcase lavender to pale purple flowers, blooming in a sequence from the bottom to the