Hyacinths
Tulips
Daffodils
Crocus
Amaryllis
Iris
Allium
Anemone
Arum
Calla
Cyclamen
Camassia
Colchicum
Chiondoxia
Calochortus
Dichelostemma
Eranthis
Erythronium
Freesia
Fritillaria
Galanthus
Gladiolus
Ixia
Lilium
Leucojum
Muscari
Ornithogalum
Oxalis
Puschkinia
Ranunculus
Scilla
Sparaxis
Sternbergia
Triteleia
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Camassia
The various species have a very natural look and fit in perfectly between perennials, both in borders and among ground covers. Camassias are usually only available from firms that specialize in rare species. Camassias grow best in soil which has sufficient nutrients and is not too dry
but drains off quickly in the winter. Naturalizing is possible in climatic zones
5 - 7. If too many bulbs develop in any one location, they can be dug up,
divided and immediately replanted in early fall.
 
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