Scilla are perennial bulbous plants featuring slender basal foliage and upright stems that produce clusters of star-like flowers, which can be flat or bell-shaped, commonly in shades of blue.

Scilla

Scilla 'Aigeus'

Scilla 'Blue Giant' is a bulbous perennial that reaches a height of up to 15 cm. It features slender, lanceolate green leaves that stand erect. In early spring, it produces clusters of blue flowers, each with a white center, atop upright stems that have a reddish-purple hue.

Scilla 'Blue Giant'

Scilla 'Bluetail'

Scilla 'Bowles's Blue'

Scilla 'Medea'

Scilla 'Pink Giant' is a bulbous plant that reaches heights of up to 20 cm. In spring, it produces slender green foliage alongside pale pink blooms featuring white centers.

Scilla 'Pink Giant'

Scilla 'Rosiba'

Scilla 'Valentine Day' is a compact bulbous perennial that reaches a height of up to 15 cm. It features narrow, strap-like leaves and produces upright clusters of lilac-pink flowers, each with a white center, during the spring season.

Scilla 'Valentine Day'

Scilla RRW 9628

Scilla allionii

Scilla amoena

Scilla autumnalis is a bulbous perennial that reaches a height of up to 25 cm. In late summer and early autumn, it produces dense clusters of small purple blooms, which emerge before the linear leaves unfold.

Scilla autumnalis

Scilla autumnalis from Crete

Scilla autumnalis from Morocco

Scilla autumnalis rosea

Scilla autumnalis subsp. fallax

Scilla autumnalis white-flowered

Scilla baurii

Scilla beirana

Scilla bifolia is a bulbous perennial that reaches up to 15 cm tall. It features slender, paired basal leaves and upright stems that support clusters of 2-10 star-shaped flowers, each approximately 20 mm wide, which appear in early spring.

Scilla bifolia

Scilla bifolia 'Alba' is a perennial bulb that reaches a height of approximately 15 cm. It features pairs of wide, linear leaves at the base and produces upright stems adorned with clusters of star-shaped white flowers that emerge in early spring.

Scilla bifolia 'Alba'

Scilla bifolia 'Chris's Favourite'

Scilla bifolia 'Norman Stevens'

Scilla bifolia 'Praecox'

Scilla bifolia 'Rosea' is a bulbous perennial characterized by its slender, paired green leaves that emerge from the base. During February and March, it produces upright stems that hold clusters of 2 to 10 star-shaped flowers, each pale pink with a darker pink center.

Scilla bifolia 'Rosea'

Scilla bifolia (pink form)

Scilla bifolia subsp. danubialis

Scilla bithynica is a diminutive perennial that reaches a height of up to 15 cm. In spring, it produces narrow, mid-green leaves at the base, coinciding with the emergence of compact, conical flower clusters. Each cluster contains 6 to 12 star-shaped blue blooms.

Scilla bithynica

Scilla bithynica 'Alba'

Scilla bithynica 'Somerset Pearl'

Scilla caucasica

Scilla caucasica 'Indra' is a perennial bulb characterized by slender, dark green leaves that resemble straps. In early spring, it sends up dark purple stems, each bearing approximately 10 deep blue flowers.

Scilla caucasica 'Indra'

Scilla cernua

Scilla cf. mesopotamica

Scilla cilicica is a bulbous perennial characterized by its elongated, dark green foliage and erect stems that bear nodding, star-shaped flowers in a violet-purple hue. These blooms typically emerge from late February to early March, and can appear as early as January when cultivated in a greenhouse setting.

Scilla cilicica

Scilla corsica

Scilla cretica

Scilla dimartinoi

Scilla festalis

Scilla firmifolia

Scilla forbesii is a bulbous perennial that grows up to 15 cm tall. It features paired, strap-like leaves and clusters of small, upward-facing flowers that are intense blue with a prominent white center. These flowers appear in groups of 2 to 3 on stems that do not have leaves.

Scilla forbesii

Scilla forbesii 'Alba'

Scilla forbesii 'Naburn Blue'

Scilla forbesii 'Tmoli'

Scilla forbesii 'Violet Beauty' is a perennial bulb that grows to approximately 15 cm in height. It features pairs of elongated, strap-like green leaves. In spring, upright stems emerge, showcasing small clusters of star-shaped flowers that are pale purple with lighter centers, all facing upwards.

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