Camassia finally thriving — the one thing that changed everything

I nearly gave up on Camassia after three months of mediocre results. Then I focused properly on leaving foliage to die back naturally after flowering and within a few weeks the difference was dramatic.

It now lives in a cut flower garden for fresh indoor arrangements and has genuinely transformed that spot. increasing clump size year on year when well established is even more impressive in person than I expected from photos. peak spring bulb display from tulips and daffodils was spectacular — worth every bit of patience. If you're struggling with yours, leaving foliage to die back naturally after flowering is almost certainly the issue.