Scilla
- noun
- /ˈsɪlə/
- Specialized
- The garden was filled with blooming Scilla in early spring.
Examples
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She planted several bulbs of Scilla to brighten up her flower beds.
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The Scilla flowers bloom beautifully in early spring.
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Botanists debated whether Scilla belongs in the Hyacinthaceae family.
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Many gardeners love planting Scilla in their flower beds.
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Gardeners often choose scilla for its vibrant blue flowers that bloom in early spring.
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In spring, the scilla bulbs will create a stunning display of purple flowers in the garden.
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The scilla plant is popular among florists for its beautiful blossoms during the spring season.
Compounds
- Specialized
A small bluebell plant with bell-shaped blue flowers that grows in western European woods in spring
- Specialized
A small European plant with narrow leaves and blue star shaped flowers that blooms in early spring
Surface Forms
Etymology
Scilla comes from an old Greek name 'skilla' for a bulb plant and is the same root as the English word squill. So Scilla is the name given to these small bulb flowers that often bloom in spring.