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Description
DESCRIPTION: Hyacinthoides non-scripta, commonly known as the English bluebell, woodland bluebell, or wild hyacinth, is a perennial bulbous plant highly prized for its violet-blue blooms that, in spring, transform European woodlands into vivid carpets of color. It is particularly iconic in the United Kingdom, where it is legally protected as a native species. Botanical name: Hyacinthoides non-scripta Family: Asparagaceae Origin: Western Europe (especially the British Isles) Flowering period: April – May Flowers: Bell-shaped, violet-blue, sweetly scented, nodding all on one side of the flowering spike Leaves: Linear, bright green, appearing before the flowers Natural habitat: It thrives in moist, deciduous woodlands, particularly beneath oaks, beeches, and chestnuts. It spreads easily through self-seeding and bulb division. When grown in large numbers, it creates spectacular blue carpets in the spring undergrowth, before the tree canopy closes in. Light requirement: Partial shade or dappled light (ideal beneath deciduous trees) Soil: Rich in humus, moist but well-drained—not dry Planting time: Between September and November, at a depth of 8–10 cm Propagation: By offsets or self-seeding Maintenance: Virtually none, provided the soil conditions are suitable. Always allow the foliage to die back naturally after flowering. Excellent for naturalizing in shaded areas, under trees or hedgerows. Combines beautifully with: Anemone nemorosa, Fritillaria meleagris, Primula vulgaris, and ferns. Fun fact: The name “non-scripta” means “not written,” referring to the ancient legend that these flowers lack the mythical inscriptions said to appear on the petals of the true hyacinth of Greek mythology. In England, the bluebell is a symbol of spring and nature conservation—it is illegal to pick it from the wild.
PACKAGE: The package contains 10 bulbs of assorted Hyacinthusoides non-scripta 'Blue Bells'. The bulbs have a circumference of 6/7 cm (about 2 cm in diameter). The packaging features a beautiful illustrative photo and includes planting and flowering information, making it an excellent gift idea.
HOW TO GROW: Plant the bulbs about 8-10 cm deep in partial or full shade, either in pots or directly in the ground. Space the bulbs approximately 6-7 cm apart. Use rich, well-drained soil and water moderately. Plant the bulbs between September and December. Flowering will occur between April and May.
SELECTION AND QUALITY: The bulbs come with a phytosanitary passport and undergo a strict quality control process to ensure splendid blooms from the first year.
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