Scilla

Siberica12

• Scilla siberica Haw. (funet.fi)
• Scilla siberica produces 3-4 thin scapes (3-6" high) with 1-3, drooping, bell-like, deep blue flowers with blue anthers per scape. (missouribotanicalgarden.org)
• Scilla siberica, or Siberian squill, is a native of Russia and Eurasia, not Siberia. (boghammar.se)
• Scilla siberica with intense blue flowers are among the first to bloom. (boghammar.se)
• Siberian Squill: (Scilla siberica) Leaves, blooms, bulbs and seeds are all toxic. (boghammar.se)
• The bright blue flowers of Siberian squill (Scilla siberica) are one of the first of the spring-flowering bulbs to bloom in early spring. (boghammar.se)
• Scilla siberica is the most popular mainly due to its ability to produce a beautiful blue carpet just when we are all weary of our visually subdued winter landscape. (boghammar.se)
• The … Scilla campanulata: This bulb is a close relative of scilla siberica, but the foliage and flowers are considerably larger. (boghammar.se)
• Siberian squill (Scilla siberica) is a popular landscape plant that can be invasive. (boghammar.se)
• Four plots were created to evaluate the impact of Scilla siberica on native spring ephemeral flowering plants. (boghammar.se)
• 20 Scilla siberica 7/8 in a package has a large colour photo and planting instructions. (bulbs.ie)
• Scilla siberica has bunches of small intense blue flowers which combines excellently with early daffodils, crocuses, chionodoxa, and puschkinia. (bulbs.ie)

Speta1

• An Scilla andria [1] in uska species han Liliopsida nga ginhulagway ni Franz Speta . (wikipedia.org)

Bulbs7

• Scilla is one of the best little bulbs to naturalise in grass beneath deciduous trees. (growveg.com)
• Spacing can be as close as 5cm (2in) between scilla bulbs, which look best when planted in groups of seven or more. (growveg.com)
• Scilla Bulbs and flowers. (nurseriesonline.co.uk)
• These scilla come from some of the smallest bulbs that I have ever seen or planted. (toytrains1.com)
• Home » Products » Spring Flowering Bulbs » Scilla » Scilla litardierei (syn. (rosecottageplants.co.uk)
• The ideal time to plant scilla bulbs is in mid to late fall. (boghammar.se)
• Encyclopedia/BULBS/Family/Hyacinthaceae/33998/Scilla_peruviana_var. (llifle.com)

Genus10

• Scilla (/ˈsɪlə/) is a genus of about 30 to 80 species of bulb-forming perennial herbaceous plants in the family Asparagaceae, subfamily Scilloideae. (wikipedia.org)
• The genus Scilla has a long and complicated history in terms of its classification, circumscription and subdivision, and is not fully resolved.The genus Scilla was first formally described by Linnaeus in 1753, and hence bears his name as the botanical authority, Scilla L.. In Scilla, he included a six plants previously considered as Hyacinthus. (wikipedia.org)
• In all, Linnaeus listed eight species of Scilla, from the Mediterranean area, Europe and southwest Asia, and placed the genus in the grouping Hexandria Monogynia (6 stamens, 1 pistil) within his system of sexual classification (systema sexuale). (wikipedia.org)
• On the basis that the seed morphology distinguished this species from all the other Linnean Scilla, Steinheil reclassified it as a member of a novel genus, Urginea, now submerged in Drimia as Drimia maritima. (wikipedia.org)
• For some time, Chionodoxa had been considered a possible synonym to Scilla bifolia L. and molecular methods failed to support the existence of a separate genus, but rather its specimens appeared intermixed with those of Scilla. (wikipedia.org)
• It was therefore proposed that Chionodoxa be considered an obsolete genus and be submerged within Scilla. (wikipedia.org)
• Subsequently it was proposed that the species of Scilla be split into two sections, Chionodoxa that would include those taxa previously considered to belong in the genus Chionodoxa, and Scilla which would contain the remainder. (wikipedia.org)
• The precise number of Scilla species in the genus depends on which proposals to split the genus are accepted. (wikipedia.org)
• An Scilla andria in nahilalakip ha genus nga Scilla , ngan familia nga Asparagaceae . (wikipedia.org)
• It is one of more than 100 species in the genus Scilla that are native to Europe, Africa, and Asia. (boghammar.se)

Bifolia3

• For instance, he renamed Clusius' Hyacinthus stellatus cinerei coloris as Scilla italica (Hyacinthoides italica in modern systems) and Hyacinthus stellatus peruanus as Scilla peruviana, while Fuchs' Hyacinthus caeruleus mas minor, he named Scilla bifolia. (wikipedia.org)
• Furthermore, it was observed that Chionodoxa was capable of hybridization with Scilla bifolia. (wikipedia.org)
• 6 920560 Scilla bifolia L. (botanicalillustrations.org)

Elworthy1

• Today's Women's Words are from Dr. Scilla Elworthy, a peace builder, and the founder of the Oxford Research Group, a non-governmental organization set up in 1982 that develops effective dialogue between nuclear weapons policy-makers worldwide and their critics. (3generations.org)

Peruviana3

• I find these guys are an 'interesting' bulb, but I'd definitely rather grow the Scilla peruviana which is far more apt to flower every year very well. (pacificbulbsociety.org)
• Scilla peruviana L. (llifle.com)
• Cite this page: "Scilla peruviana var. (llifle.com)

Liliaceae3

• By 1853, Lindley had created a very large order, the Liliaceae, in which Scilla and related genera formed one of eleven suborders, as Scilleae. (wikipedia.org)
• Historically, Scilla and related genera were placed with lily-like plants in the order Liliales, for instance as the tribe Hyacintheae of the family Liliaceae. (wikipedia.org)
• Scilla (Liliaceae) L. (funet.fi)

Boiss3

• Scilla nivalis Boiss. (botanicalillustrations.org)
• Scilla luciliae (Boiss. (virboga.de)
• Scilla hemisphaerica Boiss. (llifle.com)

Maritima3

• Since he listed S. maritima (which had previously been known as scilla officinale) first this, was considered the type species. (wikipedia.org)
• Below are the main rubriks (i.e strongest indications or symptoms) of Scilla Maritima in traditional homeopathic usage , not approved by the FDA. (abchomeopathy.com)
• Scilla maritima L. (llifle.net)

Litardierei1

• Scilla litardierei (syn. (rosecottageplants.co.uk)

Siberian Scilla1

• Siberian Scilla is a strong naturalizing species for shade and semi-shade locations. (boghammar.se)

Hyacinthaceae1

• Significantly, hyacinth-like plants including Scilla were initially placed in a separate family, the Hyacinthaceae in the order Asparagales, specifically in the very large subfamily Hyacinthoideae. (wikipedia.org)

Sibirica2

• Scilla sibirica ?Andrz. (funet.fi)
• Scilla sibirica is even later and with its nodding blue flowers is a must for planting beneath deciduous trees. (nurseriesonline.co.uk)

Natalensis1

• Howdy All, I really am not sure what all the fuss about frost and Scilla natalensis is? (pacificbulbsociety.org)

Hohenackeri1

• Scilla hohenackeri (picture right) is an early flowering species with brilliant blue flowers in late winter. (nurseriesonline.co.uk)

Bulb2

• Reading the growing instructions for Scilla madeirensis I feel somewhat alarmed because this does not at all reflect my experience with this bulb. (pacificbulbsociety.org)
• The Scilla takes in the poison through its leaves, probably looks peaked for a while, until it translocates the poison to its root system and bulb. (boghammar.se)

Autumnalis1

• Scilla autumnalis L. (funet.fi)

Deciduous1

• Best suited to a woodland situation scilla do well beneath deciduous trees. (nurseriesonline.co.uk)

Bloom5

• The scilla have begun to bloom in early spring, 2003. (toytrains1.com)
• It's the first week of April, 2004, and the scilla have begun to bloom. (toytrains1.com)
• It's late April 2007 and the scilla have erupted into bloom. (toytrains1.com)
• Early April 2008 brings the bloom of the Scilla. (toytrains1.com)
• It's mid-March 2012 and the scilla have begun to bloom, earlier than ever before. (toytrains1.com)

Closely related2

• The most closely related genera to Scilla were Muscari Mill. (wikipedia.org)
• There is a closely related species, Scilla latifolia which comes from the Canary Islands (The Madeiran and the Canary Archipelago are considered as a botanical entity called Macaronesia). (pacificbulbsociety.org)

Hyacinthus1

• Later, De Jussieu (1789), using a natural system, the relative value of plant characteristics, rather than purely sexual ones, and a hierarchical system of ranks, grouped Scilla into a "family" which he called Asphodeli, along with Hyacinthus and Allium. (wikipedia.org)

Page1

• Cite this page: "Scilla rubra" Text available under a CC-BY-SA Creative Commons Attribution License. (llifle.net)

Blooms3

• This rare Scilla is native to the Balkins in eastern Europe and blooms in late spring with blue grape-hyacinth like flowers. (highcountrygardens.com)
• Deer resistant, it blooms much later than its other Scilla relatives. (highcountrygardens.com)
• The single spike of flowers is not spectacular, but if allowed to become a many-headed specimen, the blooms can be quite impressive en mass. (llifle.info)

Baker1

• Treatments of Scilla in the nineteenth century include those of Dumortier (1827), Salisbury (1796, 1866) and Baker (1873), with rather different approaches. (wikipedia.org)

Hardy2

• Most scilla are hardy to -32C (-25F). (growveg.com)
• Scilla species are mostly hardy and easily grown in a position in full sun or part-shade with moist, humus-rich, well-drained soil. (boghammar.se)

Flowers2

• The beautiful blue flowers of Scilla are welcome in any lawn or field after a long winter. (ontariowildflowers.com)
• Scilla mischtschenkoana 'Tubergeniana' flowers a little later. (nurseriesonline.co.uk)

Grows3

• Scilla madeirensis comes from the island of Madeira and grows at medium elevations. (pacificbulbsociety.org)
• But that is higher up than the Scilla grows. (pacificbulbsociety.org)
• And Scilla madeirensis grows in these lush places. (pacificbulbsociety.org)

Italy1

• Handmade and painted in Italy, the Scilla glossy ceramic tile brings softness and elegance to interior spaces. (etoffe.com)

Early2

• Scilla in a meadow in early April. (ontariowildflowers.com)
• Scillas combine well with crocuses and early-blooming daffodils. (growveg.com)

Link1

• Scilla pauciflora Link ex Schult.f. (llifle.info)

Flower3

• Scilla flower just opening. (ontariowildflowers.com)
• A nice side view of a Scilla flower. (ontariowildflowers.com)
• Scilla flower buds. (ontariowildflowers.com)

Plants1

• Several Scilla species are valued as ornamental garden plants. (wikipedia.org)

Small2

• Scilla KA , Russo A, Rolfo C. Immunotherapy use in patients with HIV and non-small-cell lung cancer: Current data. (umaryland.edu)
• In conclusion Scilla hopes to offer through her works a small sign to stimulate curiosity, the trace of something seen even though hidden, which, despite everything, is able to lead us from attrition to harmony. (amalart.it)