Virginia bluebells is a native American wildflower that occurs in rich woodlands in eastern North America. It is a charming perennial plant that has beautiful, bright blue flowers that open from pink buds. Plants often have a mixture of blue flowers and pink buds in the same flower cluster. It is a very showy and colorful native ornamental plant. It is an erect, clump-forming plant which grows 1-2' tall and features loose, terminal clusters of pendulous, trumpet-shaped, blue flowers (to 1" long) which bloom in early spring. Smooth, oval, bluish green leaves (to 4" long). Foliage dies to the ground by mid-summer as the plant goes dormant.