20x Scilla Bifolia Early Spring Flowering Bulbs Autumn Planting Hardy Woodland Perennial Naturalising Blue Flowers for Shade Borders Rock Gardens

• Bright Blue Star-Shaped Blooms: Scilla bifolia produces brilliant true blue flowers in late winter to early spring, offering a striking display when little else is in bloom.
• Early Spring Flowering Bulbs: One of the first spring bulbs to bloom, often appearing through late winter snow. Ideal for extending the garden season. Scilla bifolia supports early-season pollinators such as bees by offering nectar and pollen when few other flowers are in bloom.
• Perfect for Naturalising: Scilla grows to 4 to 6 inches (10 to 15 cm). This low-growing habit makes it ideal for naturalising in lawns, woodland gardens, rockeries, and underplanting shrubs or trees. Forms low-growing carpets of blue over time. Great for woodland gardens, lawns, under trees, and shaded borders. Scilla bifolia supports early-season pollinators such as bees by offering nectar and pollen when few other flowers are in bloom.
• Cold Hardy and Deer Resistant: Fully hardy in USDA Zones 3–8 and naturally resistant to deer and rabbits. Thrives in well-drained, moist soils.
• Easy to Grow – Autumn Planting: Plant 2–3 inches deep and 2–4 inches apart in fall. Suitable for full sun to partial shade. Requires minimal maintenance once established.

Scilla bifolia 'Blue', commonly known as Alpine Squill or Two-leaf Squill, is a hardy early-spring flowering bulb that produces clusters of star-shaped blue flowers on short stems. Blooming as early as late winter, it provides one of the season’s first bursts of colour—often before other bulbs have emerged. Reaching just 4 to 6 inches in height, Scilla bifolia is ideal for naturalising in lawns, woodland gardens, along walkways, and under deciduous trees. It spreads gradually, forming soft drifts of blue without becoming invasive. The narrow, green foliage fades after flowering, feeding the bulbs for the next season.This bulb thrives in moist, well-drained soil and performs well in full sun to partial shade. Scilla bifolia is cold hardy, deer and rabbit resistant, and loved by early-season pollinators like bees. Once planted, it requires very little care and reliably returns year after year. Planting Instructions: Plant bulbs 2 to 3 inches deep and 2 to 4 inches apart from September to November. Water after planting and allow the foliage to die back naturally after flowering.