Bulbs as Companion Plants Jill Selinger February 1, 2018 1 - PDF document

2/8/2018 Bulbs as Companion Plants Jill Selinger February 1, 2018 1

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2/8/2018 Anemone blanda Wind Flower 3

2/8/2018 Crocus tommasinianus Tommy Crocus 4

2/8/2018 Muscari Grape Hyacinth 5

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2/8/2018 Scilla siberica Siberian Squill Scilla mischtschenkoana Milk Squill Chionodoxa Glory of the Snow 7

2/8/2018 Puschkinia scilloides Striped Squill 8

2/8/2018 Eranthis hyemalis Winter Aconite 9

2/8/2018 Galanthus nivalis Common Snowdrop 10

2/8/2018 Iris reticulata Netted Iris 11

2/8/2018 Leucojum aestivum 12

2/8/2018 Alliums Ornamental Onions 13

2/8/2018 Allium moly Allium caeruleum Blue Globe Onion 14

2/8/2018 Allium sphaerocephalum Allium ‘ Globemaster ’ 15

2/8/2018 Allium triquetrum Camassia Camassia leichtlinii Camass 16

2/8/2018 Camassia leichtlinii ‘Alba’ Camassia cusickii Fritillarias Camassia scilloides • wild hyacinth • native bulb of low prairies and savannas 17

2/8/2018 Fritillaria meleagris 18

2/8/2018 Hyacinthoides hispanica Spanish Bluebells 19

2/8/2018 Nectaroscordum siculum Sicilian Honey Garlic Colchicum 20

2/8/2018 Lycoris squamigera Tulipa Tulips 21

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2/8/2018 Narcissus Daffodils 23

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2/8/2018 Thank you… Thank You! Go Forth and Garden! 26