Spanish Bluebells (Hyacinthoides) Pink Dry shade is a tough one to fill with plants that will thrive rather than struggle. Spanish bluebells need a little supplemental water the fist year, but once established, will do well with what Mother Nature provides in most regions. These bulbs produce offsets which grow quickly into full size bulbs that produce flower spikes, so in just a few seasons you'll have nice big clumps that produce lots of spring color and oodles of stems for cutting. Ideal for planting in the dappled shade of limbed-up deciduous trees. Highlights & Hints - Pink bluebells -- how could you resist? - Eager to flourish and flower under virtually any condition. Don't fuss, just enjoy! - Terrific naturalizers. - Lovely cut flower. Common Name: Spanish bluebells pink Botanical Name: Hyacinthoides hispatica pink, syn. Scilla campanulata pink Color: Clear pink bells on straight, strong stems Mature Height: 16-20" Hardiness: Zones 3-8 Bloom Time: Mid to late spring Bulb/Plant Size: 7-8 cm, the largest size commercially available! Bulbs/Plants - Pkg: 100 large bulbs Planting Information Soil Type: Very tolerant of different or even poor soils Light/Exposure: Full sun to partial shade, will thrive in dry shade once established Moisture: very tolerant of dry conditions Planting Depth: 4" deep Spacing: 4" apart

You'll Receive 1 package of 100 large bulbs