Scilla siberica - Siberian Squill

These tiny plants don't get much taller than about 4 to 8 inches (10 to 20 cm), but they make up for their minature size by spreading out and blooming profusely. Scilla siberica is a dainty spring bulb with sword like leaves and bright blue pendant flowers that will naturlise freely. Scilla siberica are equally happy growing under a tree, at the edge of a woodland, or scattered throughout a rock garden.

Site: Best grown in a sheltered spot
Position: Sun or part shade
Soil: Well-drained soil
Planting Period: August to November
Flowering Period: March to April
Planting: Depth 3 ” ( 8 cm), Spacing 3” (8 cm)
Height: 8'' (20cm)