Blue Siberian Squill
Scilla siberica. One of the best naturalizers for Canadian gardens. Siberian Squill is hardy and spreads freely for a spectacular show of true-blue dainty flowers in early spring. Scilla Siberica naturalize very easy. To stop them from spreading, it is recommended that you deadhead or remove seed heads after flower and plant in a secluded pot or bed that is contained on all sides. Height 4-6". Bulb size 8-9cm in circ.
Fall Planting: This product will ship September-October according to your hardiness zone.
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Sold as: Pkg of 30
| Qty | Desc | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pkg of 30 | $ 18.95 / pkg |
| 2 | Pkg of 30 | $ 17.25 / pkg |
| 3 | Pkg of 30 | $ 16.30 / pkg |
| 4+ | Pkg of 30 | $ 15.35 / pkg |
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Growing Information
Bulbs for Fall Planting:
Plant the bulbs as soon as possible once you have received them. If you cannot plant the bulbs as soon as they have been shipped to you, remove the bulbs from plastic bags and put them on trays with damp peat moss or sawdust in a cool, well-ventilated place until you have a chance to plant them. Do not store them at temperatures below 4°C. Generally all bulbs planted in the fall are hardy and do not need any special protection unless specified.
General Bulb Planting Info:
The most important rule when planting bulbs is to choose an area that is well-drained. Most bulbs will rot or deteriorate quickly where soil is constantly damp. Loosen the soil at the bottom of the hole and work in a handful of organic fertilizer such as Veseys Bulb Fertilizer. Then press each bulb firmly into the soil, top pointing up and fill in the hole. When in doubt as to which way is up on a bulb, plant it on its side and let 'Mother Nature' decide! After planting, water the area well to settle the soil and to start the roots growing. If rainfall is sparse, you may need to water the bulbs once a week to help them get established. For strongest visual impact, we suggest planting your bulbs closely in groups, drifts or clumps of a single kind and colour. When planting bulbs, be sure to take colour into consideration. In general, groups of a single colour have the most impact.
Planting Siberian Squill:
Plant in masses for the strongest colour effect, 3" deep and 3" apart.
Growing:
Very easy to grow. Prefers full sun to part shade and well-drained soil.