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Pink Spanish Bluebells
Hyacinthoides hispanica
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A Beautiful mixture of Hyacinthoides, commonly known as wood Hyacinths come in striking shades of pink, blue and white flowers. These woodland Hyacinths are perfect for rock gardens, beds and borders, under trees and shrubs or co-plant them with later blooming spring bulbs. They will naturalize very well which means they come back year after year and will last a lifetime.
If you happen to be in Europe in spring, this is the beautiful wildflower you'll see in Spain's woodland areas. The wild form is purple/blue, and it has so many common names we can't list them all! Some call it Spanish Bluebell, others insist it's English Wood Hyacinth, and others just call them Scilla. This famous wildflower even has several botanical names (see above).
But whatever you call it, you'll love the nodding flowers and the plant's habit of spreading into larger and larger clumps. It's great in bulb gardens, perennial borders, along walks--anywhere you'd like lovely spring color year after year. And if you have a woodland area, it's a great naturalizer.
Our bulbs are actually the Spanish Bluebell type, and they are somewhat larger and different from English Bluebells. In fact, the Spanish type have been planted in England and there is concern there since the Spanish variety is crossing with the English type, and some conservationists there are concerned the Spanish 'Invader' will overwhelm the native English Bluebell. Fortunately, we have no problem here in No. America, since we have no native species. The Dutch breeders ship us the Spanish type since they are the larger flowers, and now available in several colors.'
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Overall rating: 4.75 / 5 from 4 reviews.
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Lovely
"Beautiful little flowers. I'm definitely buying more for fall planting."
Good in the shade.
"I refrigerated my bulbs 4 to 6 weeks prior to planting. Planted them in a shady spot up against my house. It looks like I have about 95% of the bulbs that sprouted. Plants look healthy but they have not flowered yet. It's a little early for that. So far so good."
Beautiful!
"I use this in my front and side yards to add color in early Spring"
Crystal pink and dainty
"I planted these in my shade garden with Hostas and Astilbe and they absolutely glisten. They're blooming now and the blooms have lasted a week already, in the shade."