Drimia maura
Syn Urginea maura.
Rarity!
A beautiful Sea squill endemic to morocco. Differs from Drimia maritima by being smaller, narrower green leaves. Flowering stem is looser, longer pedicels .
Bulbs will be available to order again in May 2021
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Scilla madeirensis
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Colchicum zahnii ‘Pink wave’ (syn C. psaridis)
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Scilla latifolia
An incredibly robust and beautiful species from Morocco and the Canary Islands.
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