Chinese Scilla (Scilla scilloides) is a 6 to 8 inch tall Scilla species with up to seven leaves that blooms with starry 18 inch wide pink flowers. It blooms in late summer or early autumn. Racemes of 40 to 80 flowers carry the blooms. Scilla scilloides Infographic Scilla scilloides Planting Requirements Name Chinese Scilla Botanical […]
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Twin-Leaf Squill (Scilla bifolia) is a 3 to 6 inch flowering bulb with two linear leaves and purple blue starry flowers in early spring. The 1 to 1.5 inch wide flowers are held in loose, one-sided racemes with up to ten blooms on each side. Twin-Leaf Squill Infographic Twin-Leaf Squill Basics Name Twin-Leaf Squill Botanical
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Blue Squill (Scilla siberica) are beautiful flowering bulbs that bloom in the spring with deep blue bell to bowl-shaped flowers. It can grow to 5 to 7-inch-tall. Blue Squill blooms appear in clusters of four or five. Not all cultivars of Blue Squill are blue. Alba is a cultivar that blooms with white flowers. Spring
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Camassia (Camassia leichtlinii ‘Caerulea’) has long stems, starry, purple blue flowers that grows in loose spikes. Camassia looks best when planted in clusters along a shrub border or in a grassy location, where it blends in wonderfully. It prefers full light and prefers moist, if not wet, soil. Camassia Infographic Camassia leichtlinii ‘Caerulea’ Basics Name
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Amaryllis are beautiful flowering plants. Amaryllis are great as houseplants or they can be grown in the garden. Here are tips and advice on how to grow and care for Amaryllis plants. How to Select Amaryllis Bulbs When buying Amaryllis bulbs, it is best to shop early as soon as the bulbs appear in stores.
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