Scilla, or squill, produces starry blue (or white, pink) flowers in early spring. Bulb size 8–10 cm. Naturalizes readily in lawns, woodlands, and rock gardens.
Plant 3 times bulb height deep, 3 times bulb width apart. Thrives in full sun or shade. Woodland conditions ideal.
Allow foliage to die back naturally. No fertilizer needed. Divide crowded clumps after flowering.
Under deciduous trees, in grass, rock gardens, and mixed borders. Deer resistant.
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