Siberian Squill

Siberian Squill is a Russian native grass like wildflower. It blooms in April. These flowers pop up towards the end of March, and by the 10th of April there is a sea of blue flowers. These flowers are the first to appear if any wildflower. They only are in bloom for 7-14 days. Then, in late April, or early May, a green ball like seed is created. these seeds to germinate, but not too many, these flowers come up from small almond shaped bulbs every spring, therefore are perennials. the bulbs are easy to dig up. The roots are so small, that any aged plant can be taken out or transplanted. They do move pretty well, but not all transplants are successful. By the end of May, the grass begins to die, and the plant returns to hibernation. The bulbs won’t grow again till next April.
Category:Nature
Category:Wildflowers
Category:Perennials