Phacelia includes annuals, biennials, and perennials characterized by their pinnately divided foliage. These plants produce clusters or spikes of tubular or bell-like flowers in shades of blue, white, or yellow that draw the attention of various insects.

Phacelia

Phacelia 'Symphony'

Phacelia argentea

Phacelia bolanderi

Phacelia californica

Phacelia campanularia is a bushy annual that reaches heights of approximately 20 cm. It features oval, serrated leaves in a deep green hue. From spring through early summer, this plant produces loose clusters of vibrant blue, bell-shaped flowers that can measure up to 2.5 cm in width, supported by red stems.

Phacelia campanularia

Phacelia campanularia 'Blue Wonder' is a compact, bushy annual characterized by its hairy foliage and aromatic presence. It features dark green leaves that grow on elongated, reddish stems. In late spring and early summer, clusters of vibrant blue, bell-shaped blooms emerge, adding a distinctive touch to the garden.

Phacelia campanularia 'Blue Wonder'

Phacelia congesta

Phacelia dalesiana

Phacelia dubia 'Lavender Lass'

Phacelia grandiflora

Phacelia hastata

Phacelia lutea

Phacelia minor

Phacelia parryi

Phacelia parryi 'Royal Admiral'

Phacelia purshii

Phacelia purshii 'Beautiful Dreamer'

Phacelia purshii 'Ocean Waves'

Phacelia sericea

Phacelia sericea subsp. ciliosa

Phacelia sericea subsp. sericea

Phacelia tanacetifolia is a vigorous winter annual, growing between 20 and 120 cm tall. Its leaves are fern-like and pinnately dissected, often exhibiting a grey-green hue. In the summer, it produces clusters of soft blue or lavender-blue flowers arranged in terminal, curved cymes. This plant is highly appealing to bees and various other pollinators.