Silver Squill (Ledebouria socialis), also known as Violet Squill, is a charming, small succulent bulb that forms dense colonies of teardrop-shaped bulbs topped with lance-shaped, silvery-green leaves beautifully marked with leopard-like dark green spots. In spring, it sends up racemes of tiny, greenish-purple flowers. Drought-tolerant and perfect for shallow containers, rock gardens, and indoor collections.
| Family: | Hyacinthaceae |
| Genus: | Ledebouria (le-de-BOR-ree-a) |
| Species: | socialis (so-KEE-ah-liss) |
| Synonym: | Scilla violacea |
| Synonym: | Scilla socialis |
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