Virgina Bluebells originated in eastern North America. Theygrow best in moist, rich, and loamy soils. Water regularly but do not over water. A plant ranges in height from 12-24 inches and can spread across forest floors.
In the right conditions of slight to full shade, it will flower in spring from March to May. The bud begins with a pinkish shade that transforms into a blue-violet color as it matures.
Since the plants make growth early in the spring, they should be planted as early as possible. Because these are ephemeral plants, meaning that they grow and flower quickly and go dormant for the rest of the growing season, it is also suggested that one should plant these flowers close to other plants that bloom later in the season. This way, your garden will have color in that area for more of the summer season. Virginia bluebells are not suitable for growing indoors.
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