Scilla cooperi Spring and a little bit different

and a little bit different

The flower stems rise gracefully above the grey-green divided lacy foliage

You can feed every couple of months during the growing season with an all-purpose fertilizer

The plants are actually pretty tough but do benefit from a light and frequent feeding with a balanced fertiliser during their period of growth which is autumn

Scilla cooperi Spring and a little bit differentThis unusual plant is also known as Ledebouria cooperi, or Cooper's African Hyacinth, and is grown from bulbs. The leaves are lance shaped with distinctive stripes. The flower spikes hold delicate clusters of soft lavender pink, star shaped flowers tinged with green. Plant in dappled light or morning sun, in a position that drains well. Great for pots or woodland settings. Height 15 25 cm Pot size 1L