31 results for "Scilla bulbs" between $10.00 and $450.00

Scilla Campanulata White City 1250 bulb case package 8-9 cm. in stock $ 470 26

Zone 2-5: Mid September. Zone 6-7: End September. Zone 8-10: Mid October.

No cut flower bouquet can compare with the longevity and garden-fresh beauty of this living bulb bouquet. We've assembled an entire cottage garden of spring bulbs—58 in all—to provide a spectacular show. The 12" wicker basket holds 10 'Merry Christmas' and 10 'Inzell' tulips, 10 'Minnow' and 10 'Flowerdrift' narcissus, 3 'City of Haarlem hyacinths and 15 spring beauty scilla which will bloom in succession. All bulbs arrive pre-chilled, planted and sprouted First blooms will appear...

One of the most stunning of all bulbs! AND it’s easy to grow! 3’ tall spikes of starry bright or pale blue white flowers keep the excitement going for a month or more in Spring. Each exquisite flower is held outward from the main stalk on a long, delicate blue stem. Easy to grow in a well drained rock garden or container. Scilla natalensis forms rosettes of attractive upright pointed leaves which disappear in Fall. Best performance is achieved by watering & feeding till the leaves turn yellow-this...

A fall flowering bulb that blooms from late August through September in either full shade or full sun. Pink lolipop flowers adorn blue-green stems. They are exceptionally hardy and suitable for most soils. Will multiply in the garden.

Scilla Campanulata Sky Blue 25 bulb package 8-9 cm.

Bloom times range from 2-4 weeks on average. Shipped with sprouts appearing just above the soil line. Care instructions included. JANUARY - Lily of the Valley in mint julep pot. FEBRUARY – Hugs & Kisses Garden (Tulips & Hyacinth) in Red Tin. MARCH – Daffodil Basket in nest basket. APRIL – Pretty in Pink Garden (Tulip & Hyacinth) in Pink Tin. MAY - Spring Morning Bulb Garden (Hyacinth, Scilla, Jonquil, Crocus & Star of Bethlehem) in yellow watering can. JUNE – Dutch Bulb Garden (Tulips, Jonquil...

This is a very rare and elusive bulb, and not offered anywhere else to my knowledge. These are distinct from S. paucifolia. See the photo of one of my mother pots. You are buying an offset - The leaves are always this very light lime color. Very pretty, and the flowers are quite a show.These are succulent bulbs, and require very little care! They prefer indirect light. New information suggests that all of these may in fact be one plant, even though they look very different - see the photo.

Order today and take advantage of this great price! Spring Beauty is particularly attractive under spring flowering shrubs such as forsythia, azaleas, rhododendrons and magnolias. The Spring Beauty 'White', 'Scilla siberica', a fall planted bulb, is one of the first to bloom in the spring time. They will bloom for a 2 to 3 week period. Because Spring Beauty matures quickly, before tree leaves block out sunlight, they can be grown under deciduous trees. Spring Beauty is also very attractive planted...

Syn: S. bifolia carnea. Circa 1601, this delicately scented naturalizer features trusses of light pink, star-shaped florets. Bulb size: 5 cm/up. Early spring. 4" to 5". HZ: 4-8.

This amazing form of the South African Ledebouria stenophylla (scilla relative) introduced by the late California plantsman, Gary Hammer, has proven to be reliable even through our wet, cold winters. The bulbs produce 1' long, deciduous, strap-like, grey-green leaves that are heavily spotted with random liver-colored patterns. Each easy-to-grow, 20" wide clump of Ledebouria stenophylla 'Gary Hammer' looks great in the summer rock garden or as a seasonal container plant in colder climates.

Syn: Caribbean or Cuban Lily, Giant Squill, Hyacinth of Peru. Native to Portugal and Spain in the 17th century, this tender variety has a long-lasting, 6”, globe-shaped flower composed of over 100, compact, lavender-blue florets with thick, strappy, 12” foliage. At the flower’s crown, the florets are much more tightly compacted, giving the appearance of a little top cap. A Mediterranean climate lover, it prefers not-too-rich and very well-draining soil. Plant this tender bulb shallow with its neck...