Produces blue violet bell-shaped flowers for visual appeal and pollinator attraction
Low-growing habit fits well in rock gardens, between pavers, and tight spaces
Drought-tolerant and suitable for arid and desert climates
Supports local pollinators and biodiversity
Easy to plant in fall to early spring for quick coverage
Summarized by Shop
Phacelia campanularia
Annual, low growing, blue-violet flowers look like little bells. Multiple blossoms per plant. Beautiful little flowers will be covered with butterflies and bees! Grows well in tight spaces like rock gardens and between pavers. Plant in fall to early spring. Not from our Seed Bank Collection, but your purchase support
Species
Phacelia campanularia
Growth Habit
Annual, low-growing
Flower Color
Blue violet
Flower Pattern
Solid
Covers
Approximately 30 sq ft per gram
Sunlight
Full sun to partial shade
Elevation
0-4800 ft
Summarized by Shop
4.5
13 ratings
5
4
3
2
1
Unfortunately, it didn't sprout.
K
Kaoru · October 5, 2025
Desert Blue Bells
These lovely little flowers are a show stopper in my wild garden patch. The seed packet I purchased sprouted and promised to give wonderful results. But alas, they were eaten up by mice. They left a few that were hidden between rocks. Now I have purchased more blue bell seeds and will sow later in the fall when the mice are more likely to be underground.
So it goes in the wild garden.
R
Renee · November 15, 2024
Happy to receive the seeds
Sadly, moved to a condo. Will share with friends who have yards.