Spring Starflower (Ipheion uniflorum) is a delightful, low-growing bulb that forms carpets of sweetly fragrant, star-shaped, pale blue (sometimes white or pink) flowers in early to mid-spring. Its narrow, onion-scented foliage emerges in fall. Extremely easy to grow and long-lived, it naturalizes readily in lawns, rock gardens, and under deciduous trees. A heirloom favorite.




| Family: | Alliaceae |
| Genus: | Ipheion (IF-ee-on) |
| Species: | uniflorum (yoo-nee-FLOR-um) |
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