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Hyacinthoides hispanica Excelsior
Syn: Spanish Bluebells. Circa 1601, it produces 15 to 20, bell-shaped, pendant flowers on strong stems with strap-shaped foliage. Prized for their fantastic naturalizing capability and the brilliant fact that deer and marauding rodents do not eat them, this 1906 award-winner is blue-violet with darker marine-blue mid-veins. (It is so prolific that a couple clients, in Ohio and Washington, have reported to us that it has even been invasive in their garden.) Bulb size: 8 cm/up. May. 12" to 15". HZ 3-8.
Catalog #3929
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| 25/$8.75 | 50/$15.75 | | 100/$26.25 | 200/$49.75 | | 500/$117.50 |
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