When to Plant Squill

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Blue Siberian Squill growing in Illinois image by Kelly Martin/commons.wikimedia.org

The Siberian squill (Scilla siberica) grows blue or white flowers in late winter or early spring on a plant averaging 6-8 in. tall. The best time to plant squill bulbs is in the fall.

Keywords: Siberian Squill, plant bulb, blue flowers, white flowers

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Ellie Kuykendall has been writing and editing professionally since 1997. Her travel and insurance articles have appeared in national magazines. She's contributed to four books and is currently writing her own book. She received a bachelor's degree from University of San Francisco.

Photo by: Kelly Martin/commons.wikimedia.org

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