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Puschkinia Libanotica Pack of 10 Bulbs

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Puschkinia scilloides var. libanotica, commonly known as Striped Squill or Lebanon Squill, is a captivating early spring bloomer that brings delicate beauty to any landscape. These charming bulbs produce star-shaped pale blue flowers with distinctive darker blue stripes down each petal, creating a striking visual effect when planted en masse. Perfect for commercial landscaping projects, these low-maintenance bulbs offer exceptional value at just $0.10 per bulb.

A Touch of Alpine Elegance for Every Landscape

Striped Squill delivers outstanding benefits for landscape professionals and garden centers:

  • Creates breathtaking naturalized drifts in lawns, woodland areas, and under deciduous trees
  • Extremely deer and rodent resistant, ensuring reliable performance in wildlife-prone areas
  • Compact 4-6" height makes it perfect for borders, rock gardens, and container plantings
  • Attracts early pollinators, supporting local ecosystem health
  • Multiplies naturally over time, increasing in beauty and impact each year
  • Drought tolerant once established, requiring minimal maintenance
  • Fragrant blooms add sensory appeal to landscape designs

These hardy bulbs thrive in zones 4-9, making them versatile choices for projects across most of the continental United States.

Planting and Growing Information

Plant Puschkinia bulbs in fall, approximately 2 inches deep and spaced to allow 9 bulbs per square foot. They perform beautifully in full sun to partial shade and adapt well to various soil conditions as long as drainage is adequate. Expect blooms in early to mid-spring, with the delicate blue-striped flowers lasting for several weeks. After flowering, the foliage will naturally die back as the bulbs enter dormancy for summer.

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