Spanish Bluebell (Hyacinthoides hispanica), also known as Wood Hyacinth, is a robust spring-blooming bulb that naturalizes vigorously, forming carpets of bell-shaped, lavender-blue (sometimes pink or white) flowers on sturdy stems above strap-like foliage. Taller and later-blooming than its English cousin, it thrives in sun or shade and is perfect for woodland gardens and meadows.
| Family: | Hyacinthaceae |
| Genus: | Hyacinthoides (hy-uh-sin-THOY-deez) |
| Species: | hispanica (his-PAN-ih-kuh) |
| Synonym: | Endymion campanulatus |
| Synonym: | Endymion hispanicus |
| Synonym: | Hyacinthoides non-scripta subsp. hispanica |
| Synonym: | Scilla campanulata |
| Synonym: | Scilla hispanica |
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