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Tina Duffill
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24 March
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This tiny flower has just appeared does anyone know what this beauty is??
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AnniD
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24 March
A type of Scilla perhaps, but l'm not sure.
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Lizzie27
Somerset
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24 March
I agree with AnniD, a squill.
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Woodgreen
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24 March
It looks like chionodoxa to me, 'Glory of the Snow'. Possibly chionodoxa luciliae?
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Fairygirl
west central Scotland
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24 March
I agree that it's more like Chionodoxa, but the photo isn't clear at all. What height is it?
They're small compared to the scillas.
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
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GardenerSuze
South Notts
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24 March
Yes Chionodoxa.
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Silver surfer
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24 March
You spend years learning the names and what they look like!!!!
I used to call this Chionodoxa ...however I now believe it has had a name change to Scilla.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scilla_sect._Chionodoxa
Must do more research!
I
Perthshire. SCOTLAND .
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Palustris
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24 March
It has indeed changed from Chionodoxa to Scilla. Blame DNA testing.
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Papi Jo
Brittany, France
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3,458
24 March
Yes, these name changes are irritating. You have a choice of ignoring them or switch to the new name ASAP and try to commit it to memory.
Right now I have a lovely blue carpet of
Chionodoxa
Scilla
forbesii
in my garden!
You are invited to a
virtual visit of my garden
(
in English or in French
).
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Papi Jo
Brittany, France
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24 March
Just been outside to take a photo of my "blue carpet".
You are invited to a
virtual visit of my garden
(
in English or in French
).
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Tina Duffill
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10 April
I knew we could count on you ppl!
Thank you all for your help much appreciated
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They're small compared to the scillas.
I used to call this Chionodoxa ...however I now believe it has had a name change to Scilla.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scilla_sect._Chionodoxa
Must do more research!
I
Right now I have a lovely blue carpet of Chionodoxa Scilla forbesii in my garden!
Thank you all for your help much appreciated