Andi Way Garden Design

Did you know...?

Camassia bulbs were a major food staple for many North American Indigenous peoples (such as the Nez Perce and Blackfoot tribes) and were famously crucial to the survival of the Lewis and Clark expedition, providing a sweet, roasted food source. Warning: While edible and nutritious (similar to a sweet potato when roasted), Camassia is frequently confused with the deadly toxic "Death Camas" (Toxicoscordion venenosum), which grows in the same areas!

Read more about this beautiful, blue bloom on our latest Plant of the Month blog: www.andiwaygarden.design/plant-of-the-month-camassia