Is this a scilla?
11 years ago
I bought chionodoxa bulbs a few years back and this bulb was in the mix. At first I thought its white bloom was from an immature bulb but it keeps coming back the same color and now has multiplied and seeded to be the same white color. Does anyone grow these or have any idea what it is?
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