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Scilla-Assorted-Early Spring Bloomer 6" Pot

Scilla-Assorted-Early Spring Bloomer 6" Pot

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SKU:trsc639-redcrocus

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Scilla, Assorted - Plant Catalog

Scilla, Assorted

Description

Scilla, commonly known as squill, is a genus of bulb-forming perennial herbs in the family Asparagaceae. These plants are known for their beautiful, star-shaped flowers that come in shades of blue, white, and purple. They are often among the first to bloom in spring, adding a splash of color to gardens and landscapes.

Suggested Uses

Scilla is ideal for rock gardens, borders, and woodland gardens. They can also be naturalized in lawns and meadows, providing early-season interest. Their compact size makes them suitable for container planting as well.

Plant Details

  • Botanical NameBotanical Name: Scilla, Assorted
  • Common NameCommon Name: None
  • Size & GrowthSize & Growth: Typically 4-12 inches tall
  • Hardiness ZonesHardiness Zones: 3-8
  • Foliage TypeFoliage Type: Deciduous
  • Bloom TimeBloom Time: Early spring
  • Growth RateGrowth Rate: Moderate
  • Light RequirementsLight Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
  • Attracts PollinatorsAttracts Pollinators: Yes, especially bees
  • Indoor FriendlyIndoor Friendly: No
  • Container FriendlyContainer Friendly: Yes
  • Deer ResistantDeer Resistant: Yes
  • Pet WarningPet Warning: Toxic if ingested
  • FragrantFragrant: No
  • Cut FlowerCut Flower: Yes
  • Grows Well WithGrows Well With: Tulips, Daffodils

Care Tips

  • Planting InstructionsPlanting Instructions: Plant bulbs 3-4 inches deep in fall
  • Soil MoistureSoil Moisture: Keep soil moderately moist
  • Soil TypeSoil Type: Well-drained, sandy or loamy soil
  • HumidityHumidity: Tolerates average humidity
  • Pruning InstructionsPruning Instructions: Remove spent flowers to encourage growth
  • Winter CareWinter Care: Mulch to protect from extreme cold
  • Planting DepthPlanting Depth: 3-4 inches deep
  • FertilizationFertilization: Fertilize in early spring with a balanced fertilizer
  • Special CareSpecial Care: Avoid waterlogging to prevent bulb rot
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