Scilla Siberica (or Siberian Squill) has dainty spikes of up to five nodding, bell-shaped, violet-blue flowers in March and April with slender, strap-shaped, glossy, mid-green leaves. Scilla Siberica is perfect for naturalizing in areas of semi- shade underneath deciduous shrubs. To achieve a naturalistic display, scatter bulbs in bold drifts on the ground, planting them where they fall. Plant bulbs 2-3" deep in fall. Tough, extremely cold hardy, low-maintenance plants that will naturalize easily by bulb offshoots.
