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Siberian Squill

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Bulb that's was spreading quite. For anyone that does know the name of this, would you suggest planting it in a border or does it multiply out of control like grape hyacinth?

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3 Comments

Holly Taylor
Holly Taylor 12 years ago

Thanks Gordon!

Gordon Dietzman
Gordon Dietzman 12 years ago

One additional note, squill is a good example of a gardening/landscaping plant that has gone awry in North America. While an attractive species, it often escapes from cultivation and becomes an invasive species that crowds out native species. I wouldn't recommend planting it, but if you do try to contain it with bricks or timbers to keep it from spreading. Also check to see if it is allowed to be planted in your area.

Gordon Dietzman
Gordon Dietzman 12 years ago

I believe this is squill or Siberian squill (Scilla siberica). See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siberian_sq... for more information.

Holly Taylor
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Holly Taylor

Mason, Michigan, USA

Spotted on May 4, 2011
Submitted on May 4, 2011

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