Scilla Siberica, also known as Siberian Squill, is a delightful early-spring bulb producing rich blue, nodding star-shaped flowers that brighten the garden from March to April. Perfect for naturalising in semi-shaded areas, these hardy perennials thrive beneath trees, in woodland gardens, or mixed among other spring bulbs. Standing at just 15cm tall, they create a vivid carpet of colour, attracting early pollinators and blending beautifully with snowdrops and crocuses. Once planted, Scilla Siberica will return year after year, spreading gently to form impressive drifts.

Key Features
✔ Intense blue star-shaped blooms in early spring
✔ Perfect for naturalising in semi-shaded spots
✔ Flowers March–April, complementing other spring bulbs
✔ Compact 15cm height ideal for woodland and border edges
✔ Attracts early pollinators and naturalises easily

Size
✔ Flowering height: 15cm / 6"

Useful for
Woodland gardens, underplanting shrubs and trees, borders, and naturalised planting schemes.

Aftercare
Plant bulbs in autumn, around 8–10cm deep, in well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade. Water after planting and allow foliage to die back naturally, enabling the bulbs to store energy for the following year.