Often known as English "Blue Bells" or "Hyacinthoides non-scripta bluebell". These bulbs are very well known for naturalising in almost any condition producing 20-30cm stems bearing numerous pedulant lovely mid blue bell in mid Spring. A splendid display of Blue spikes above slender green leaves, they look best planted in bold clumps and under taller trees. These bulbs require very little care and will continue to reproduce and flower for years to come.

They prefer semi-shade but will grow well in most positions. Plant bulbs preferably in groups, 6-8cm deep and 8-10cm apart. Add garden fertiliser if required.

Plant in Autumn anytime from March to May.

Flowers in Spring

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