Lasiorrhiza Congesta

Bluebells, scientifically known as Lasiorrhiza congesta, are delicate wildflowers that bloom in early spring. These plants are native to parts of North America and are often found in moist woodlands and shaded areas. Their striking blue-violet flowers cluster together in loose racemes, creating a striking visual display. Bluebells play an important role in supporting pollinators and maintaining ecological balance in their habitats. Despite their beauty, they are threatened by habitat loss and invasive species.