Brodiaea RudyOne of our favorite perennials for making the transition between spring blooming bulbs and summer flowers! Brodiaea Rudy produces clusters of white flowers with violet stripesup to 25 blooms per stemin early summer. It's a great accent for borders and containers. Where Brodiaea Rudy really shines, though, is when planted en masse for sweeps of color in naturalized areas or along woodland borders. Has attractive narrow, gray green, grasslike foliage.

handcrafted Artisanal Berry Bowl features small holes on the bottom so you can rinse and serve the berries in one simple

too—soft blue-lavender flower spikes against light sage-green

The non-astringent fruits are delicious eaten fresh

oval leaves fill out the plant

with a maximum spread of 24 inches

Harvest time is extended due to the differing maturity dates

Enjoy them in the garden and cut-flower bouquets

Very late bloom time avoids damaging late frost which leads to heavy yields of crack-free fruit

flatters coneflowers

leathery foliage

The nutritious berries have high anthocyanin content and are excellent made into jams

Whether planted en masse or with another color of creeping phlox