Plant the bulbs between mid-July and late autumn, about an index finger deep, pointing upwards, and every 7-12 cm first. In a few years' time, you'll be able to leave 20 cm between clumps... As with tulips, bulbs can overwinter in the ground. Prevent seeds from forming during the first summer. The plant will go dormant after flowering and the foliage will disappear: this is normal.<\/p>\n
You can grow camassia in a container for the first year, feeding it occasionally with a liquid fertilizer solution. Keep the soil moist until after flowering. The bulbs can then be divided and transplanted in summer, when they are dormant.<\/p>\n
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