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Fletcher Wildlife Garden | all galleries >> Previous FWG blogs >> 2010 Blogs >> FWG blog: April 2010 > Scilla
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05-APR-2010 Christine Hanrahan

Scilla

Every year the clumps of Scilla in the garden slowly expand. A few here and a few there... We didn't plant these garden flowers, but they must have come in with the leaf mulch we use from people's gardens.

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Date/Time05-Apr-2010 12:53:07
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Gillian07-Apr-2010 12:00
I love these flowers, too. They are such a vibrant shade of blue for such small flowers. V
Guest 06-Apr-2010 12:22
Are Scilla flowers used by pollinators such as early bees and wasps?
Claudia
slhoornstra06-Apr-2010 01:16
Gorgeous shot, much nicer than mine!! My scilla are prospering in a location where I never planted them. They somehow made their way to an exposure they like, a surprisingly windy corner. So lovely in color and form, the closest I can get to bluebells. They must be a shock of blue in the garden. V
reflectionsofnature05-Apr-2010 22:16
What a joyful sight this photo is!! There is a huge population of these in the second-growth area near the entrance to Mud Lake. But they normally don't show up until the last week of April!!
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