Phacelia ramosissima - Branching Phacelia

Phacelia ramosissima has smaller flowers than some of the other showy Phacelias but it branches and can clamber up other plants and it produces many many small pale  blue flowers. The Branching Phacelia grows approximately 2 feet tall and wide. Phacelia ramosissima blooms in Spring. The Branching Phacelia is a good addition to the wildflower mix. Even in a tough year Phacelia ramosissima will put on a show. I often see Phacelia ramosissima growing in shale scree, in road cuts and along trails. Wildflower seeds in our area are best broadcast in the garden with the first of the rains in the Fall.

Plants from the Genus Phacelia featured on this site:
Phacelia campanularia
Phacelia cicutaria
Phacelia ciliata
Phacelia crenulata
Phacelia distans
Phacelia grandiflora
Phacelia parryi
Phacelia ramosissima
Phacelia tanacetifolia
Phacelia viscida