Fessia greilhuberi
syn Scilla greilhuberi
Native to North Iran this showy specie produces large clumps with sky blue flowering stems. Excellent garden plant seems to be adaptable to different climates.
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Muscari parviflorum
Muscari parviflorum
€2.50Ex. Cyprus
The only autumnal flowering species. Usually appears immediately after the first rain to follow by filiforme leaves. Dew to the many bulblets it produces it can become quite weedy.
Better divide it every few years in order to get more flowering stems. Prefers fertile soils.
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Prospero hanburyi OP214137
Prospero hanburyi OP214137
€6.00syn. Scilla hanburyi
A slender desert species from Israel, Jordan and Syria.
Up to 3 flowering stems to 20 cm. Many pale flowers with deep purple stamens. Unlike its relatives the pedicels of this species elongate much after anthesis.
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Scilla madeirensis
A rare, endangered species from Madeira. The large bulbs have deep purple – blue tunics therefor it is worth leaving it above soil level. Tall, dense flower stems appear with the developing leaves in autumn. It will not tolerate low temperatures.
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Iris lineolata
Iris acutiloba ssp. lineolata
Ex. Armenia
A beautiful little Oncocyclus iris with long pointed falls.
Not available this year
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Scilla latifolia
An incredibly robust and beautiful species from Morocco and the Canary Islands.
It flowers in autumn when leaves are still immature. Unlike its relative S. madeirensis from Madeira the stem of this species tends to branch into three, with a long flowering season. The large bulbs grow to a Drimia maritima bulb size with deep purple/blue tunics.
