Pyrenian Squill is a perennial that forms large scaly bulbs, from which new growth appears in spring and early summer. It produces large and attractive glossy foliage up to 12" long, and 2-3" wide. There are two to three flower stems producing 5–15 upright flowers in a dense, cone-shape. 

The flowering period is from April to June. It is used as an ornamental garden plant and tolerates temperatures down to -20 °C. All parts are poisonous.

The natural range of Scilla lilio-hyacinthus includes Spain and France where it is found in forests, meadows and damp terrain such as the edges of streams. The plant is a protected species in some areas.

Type: Hardy perennial

Hardiness zones: 4-8

Height: 10", 20cm

Location: Part shade

Seeds per packet: 5

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