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Ranunculus occidentalis - Western Buttercup - Perennial wildflower
Great early season pollen source for native sweat bees, mining bees, mason bees, bumble bees and hover flies. Very common plant found in wet meadows throughout the Northwest. Blooms in sync with camas creating impressive swaths of purple and yellow.
Height: 12"-18"
Width: 6"-12"
Canopy layer: groundcover
Light requirements: full sun to part shade
Moisture requirements: dry to wet soil
Bloom Time: April to May
Seed Packet Contains: approximately 100 seeds
Sowing instructions: Direct sowing: best sown in fall. Seeds will germinate readily in fall and grow steadily throughout the winter. Can be sown in spring (before April), plants will be shorter.
Growing transplants: Seeds do not exhibit dormancy but germinate best in cool temperatures (50-60 degrees).
Source: Steele Acres Native Willamette Valley Seed
Photo credit: Steele Acres Native Willamette Valley Seed
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