Virginia bluebells

Do Virginia bluebell plants stay green after they are done blooming? Can I plant the bulbs in April? Are these like a ground cover in the summer?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 04/27/2015 @ 2:49 am

The preferred planting time would be after the hot summer months and fall.
Virginia Bluebells are very long blooming plants and naturalize easily, making a good ground cover effect.
Leaves will remain green after blooming.
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