Farewell to Spring
Clarkia amoena
New for 2023!
This stunning native annual blooms over a long period of time from June to August. Easy to grow, it makes a great long-lasting cut flower, is more deer resistant than other wildflowers and reseeds readily. It is a host for two native moth species: the Clark’s sphinx moth and the Pacific green sphinx moth.
- Mature height: 2′
- Light conditions: sun to part shade
- Soil: dry to moist
- Sold in 2 gram packets that cover 100 to 500 square feet
- $6.50 per packet
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