flax

Blue Flax is one of the easiest wildflowers to grow and one of the most rewarding. The powder-blue blooms create a spectacular look in the meadow, on their own or paired with other wildflowers. A ready re-seeder, it easily naturalizes.

True-Blue Allium (Allium azureum) flowers are the gardener's holy grail, and this Siberian native provides them in abundance. Allium azureum (Ornamental Onion) is easily grown and decorates the garden with plenty of 1 1/2" round flax-blue flowers.

Create a dramatic look in your mid-season meadow Scarlet Flax’s deep, red blooms edged in black. This variety prefers loose soil. Annual.

Appar Blue Flax (Linum perenne Appar) is a dwarf form of Blue Flax that covers itself with bright blue flowers held over stout wiry stems and blooms for several months beginning in late spring. Appar Blue Flax loves poor soils and drier conditions in the garden. Drought resistant/drought tolerant…

Sapphire is a compact variety with good vigor and long season of bloom. Extremely cold hardy! A colorful re-seeding variety for naturalizing in beds and grass meadows. Drought resistant/drought tolerant plant (xeric).

Spanish Flax (Linum narbonense) is a gorgeous Old World species with large clear blue flowers streaked with dark blue, held high on stiff stems. This species is an excellent choice for harsh sites and poor soils. Drought resistant/drought tolerant plant (xeric).