Do you know that feeling of excitement when you see the first bloom in your garden of the year? That excitement is made even more profound when your first flower to bloom is the Siberian Squill. This lesser-known early spring bloomer radiates beauty in a highly-sought after coloration with a lively form.

The Siberian Squill is a harbinger of spring that doesn’t mind cold temperatures or even snow. In fact, the Siberian Squill is one of the earliest blooming scilla varieties. These vivid blooms will last for several weeks and will likely stick around to greet your daffodils.

Each bulb produces sublime green strap-like foliage. As temperatures rise several merlot-colored stalks will emerge and light up with several brilliant blue star-shaped bell blooms with delicate stamen with deep indigo ends.

This peppy plant will thrive in some of the coldest climates and perennialize without fuss. In fact, they need a hard freeze in order to perform their best. So, you’ll want to plant them in fall so they can dazzle and impress in spring.

This sensational flower has a profound impact when planted in drifts through your yard, along a tree line, or garden beds. This petite flower makes a stunning front border. Line your walkway with them or use them as a garden accent to allow those that visit your garden to enjoy in their charm, as well. We suggest planting them where you can appreciate their beauty daily.

There’s no need to deer-proof your Siberian Squills. While their foliage looks tasty, deer don’t bother them.

Ring in spring with style and excitement with your own personal garden party. Siberian Squill will bring the fun, beauty, and joy to your garden. Order yours today!

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