Scilla and relative 2020

[zephirine]

Scilla lilio-hyacynthus, native to  the Pyrénées mountains in France. Lovely large foliage and delightful blue!

[Yann]

A must have, it can grow in a huge range of soils and climates.

[Karaba]

A must have, it can grow in a huge range of soils and climates.

And I have it 

Tractema lilio-hyacinthus from Massif-Central

[Karaba]

Hyacinthoides italica can have very dense spike of flowers!

[Karaba]

Other Scilla relatives :
Tractema monophyllos, general view and close up (from northern Portugal)
Zagrosia persica, general view and close up

[Karaba]

Last one for the moment, Hyacinthoides reverchonii

[Yann]

Other Scilla relatives :
Tractema monophyllos, general view and close up (from northern Portugal)
Zagrosia persica, general view and close up

Nice spike for persica, do you know the geographic origin?

[Karaba]

Nice spike for persica, do you know the geographic origin?

No, it comes from PaulChristian and there is no indication about the origin on the website.

[Karaba]

Some more

Hyacinthoides paivae, at least, that is my identification for this Hyacinthoides from northern Portugal

Othocallis amoena

[Karaba]

And Tractema (ramburei ssp.) verna from northern Spain

[Mariette]

Othocallis amoena deserves its name, Karaba!

A find in a local wood where Hyacinthoides non-scripta grow.

[Yann]

Some more

Hyacinthoides paivae, at least, that is my identification for this Hyacinthoides from northern Portugal

Othocallis amoena

Othocallis amoena is my favorite, i grow it in deep shade and got intense colors, the bulbs planted in full sun have smaller flowers.

[Yann]

Scilla verna subsp. ramburii, very nice form thanks to Gerd 

[Karaba]

I've some grown from Seedex seeds but still not flowering.
The taxonomy of this species is a mess with different species described from Gallicia (Tractema merinoi ), Andalousia (T. odorata), South-West France (T. umbellata) and in Spain where ramburii is quite different from verna, they have lump them in the same species !
I have now T. verna from Basque country and seedlings from Wales, ramburii from somewhere in Spain ( ) and would like to have some other of the Scilla verna group from the other origins.

[ebbie]

Muscari mirum