Triteleia grandiflora var. howelli (Howell’s Triteleia) blue water regularly once top two

water regularly once top two inches of soil are dry

Fragrant flowers in autumn and fruits in the spring

Mountain Rose ripens in early September and can be stored until spring

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Triteleia grandiflora var. howelli (Howell’s Triteleia) blue water regularly once top twoPlant Description: Small clusters of 5 20 white blue purple flowers spring up from the ground on a long, slender stem. Flowers are tubular and dark on the back. Grows from corms that are known to be eaten by small mammals, livestock, and people. *NEVER CONSUME PLANTS WITHOUT PROPER ID* Height: 1 2 ft Width: 1 Watering needs: regular, can tolerate dry summers once established Sun needs: sun part sun Soil needs: well draining Bloom Time: late spring