Scilla siberica - Organic flower bulbs

Scilla siberica – Early Spring Blooms in a Sea of Blue

The Scilla siberica, commonly known as the Siberian squill, is one of the earliest flowers to announce the end of winter. Its intense blue, bell-shaped blossoms brighten the garden in March and April, bringing life and color when most plants are still dormant.

🌸 Flowering and growth

Scilla siberica forms clusters of vivid blue, nodding flowers on slender stems about 10 to 15 cm tall. Over time, it spreads naturally into a carpet of blue, ideal for brightening borders, lawns, or the base of trees.

🌿 Position and care

This hardy bulb thrives in sunny to partially shaded spots and prefers fertile, well-drained soil.
It is fully hardy and can remain undisturbed for years. Once planted, it requires almost no maintenance — perfect for naturalizing.

🐝 Pollinator-friendly

Blooming so early, Scilla siberica is an important source of nectar for bees and bumblebees, helping support pollinators at a critical time of year.

🌷 Planting combinations

Combine Scilla siberica with crocuses, snowdrops, or botanical tulips for a vibrant spring display. It also looks beautiful beneath deciduous shrubs or fruit trees.

✨ Why choose Scilla siberica?

• Bright blue flowers in early spring

• Ideal for naturalizing and wild gardens

• Hardy and low-maintenance

• Excellent for bees and early pollinators

• Perfect for borders, lawns, and underplanting

Scilla siberica – a cheerful herald of spring, covering the garden with a sea of blue year after year.