Bellevalia paradoxa Dense bud spikes are greenish teal at the top and navy blue at the bottom. Florets open deep purple. Excellent fragrant little cutflowers. Attractive to bees but not to deer.
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Camassia quamash Silvery medium-blue 6-petaled cup-shaped flowers on strong stalks. North American native.
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Camassia leichtlinii Creamy-white-petaled mauve-anthered 2" star-shaped blossoms. Makes a graceful companion to flowering onions and holds up well in bouquets.
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Chionodoxa forbesii Starlike flowers with blush-pink petals with white centers. Does well in shade, woodland gardens and short grass as well as full sun.
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Chionodoxa forbesii Starlike flowers with soft medium blue petals and white centers. Can spread to create a stunning blue carpet for over two weeks in spring.
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Chionodoxa luciliae Starlike flowers with violet-pink petals with pale pink to white centers. Does well in shade, woodland gardens and short grass as well as full sun.
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Chionodoxa Fedco exclusive! A mix of these long-lived snow- and critter-resistant stars, in shades of blue, violet, pink and white.
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Eranthis cilicica Bright buttercup-yellow flowers in very early spring, each with a frilly green collar which opens bronzy.
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Fritillaria imperialis Vibrant clusters of orange-red inverted bell-shaped flowers hang from a peculiar leafy crown atop a tall spike. Long-lived if left undisturbed in a good planting site.
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Fritillaria meleagris Checkered flowers in a mix of colors, mostly plum or bronze, with some lilac-pink or white. Will spread in a well-drained sheltered spot; also suitable in borders, grassy or humusy areas.
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Galanthus elwesii Taller than the common snowdrop with larger flowers and earlier bloom time. The best variety for naturalizing, and also well suited to forcing.
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Galanthus nivalis Frosty white 3-petaled bells with a touch of emerald green on the shorter inner segments. Often one of the first signs of life emerging from the melting snow.
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Anemone blanda Short daisy-like flowers with bright yellow centers in rich mixed shades of blue and violet. Enchanting dancing in the spring wind.
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Anemone blanda A mix of shades of blue, pink and white. A great ground cover in light shade and under deciduous trees. Charming and easy to grow.
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Hyacinthoides non-scripta Flax-blue flowers, sweetly scented. The flower of the mythic “bluebell woods” of western Europe and England.
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Ipheion uniflorum Sweetly scented low-growing flowers in a mix of colors: pale blue, medium blue, yellow, bluish-white and violet. Easy and attractive.
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Leucojum aestivum var. Gravetye Giant Pure white bells with scalloped edges and green spots resemble snowdrops or giant lilies-of-the-valley. Faintly violet-scented.
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Muscari botryoides Sweetly perfumed pure white bells. Attractive in borders, edging, or between other bulbs.
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Muscari armeniacum Racemes of pearly sky-blue fat florets naturalize well, slowly spreading their unusual color.
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Fragrant bright cobalt-blue florets with subtle white rims; good for forcing, cutting, naturalizing and borders.
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Muscari latifolium Tall, with a large dense ombre flower; sky-blue fading to lilac, then to dark violet. The earliest of all Muscari.
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Muscari A jazzy little quintet of blue and white spikes of fragrant long-lasting densely packed bells.
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Scilla siberica Loose clusters of bright flax-blue pendent bells. Lightly scented. Very long bloom time.
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Scilla siberica Pure white clusters of delicate pendent bells. Naturalizes well, blooms for several weeks.
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Puschkinia scilloides Compact racemes of white to pale blue flowers, each petal striped with darker blue. 44–6"10 open bells per stem. Plant in...
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