Syn. Pseudomuscari pallens
History/Origin
The species is native in Caucasus and Turkey. Pictured here are grown from seed supplied by Plant World Seeds.
A small plant, in the wild it grows in rock crevices. In cultivation they grow larger, flowering quite late in April.
Plants of the World Online Ref:
https://powo.science.kew.org/taxon/urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:538566-1
COLLECTION NOTES
Supplier
Plant World Seeds Sep 2018
Description
Mid green leaves are longer than flower spike. Flower stems are a red brown. Flowers have open mouths with recurved lobes. Colour ranges from very pale blue to white with some attractive colouring with age.
These have been very easy to grow from seed and appear to be developing new bulbs already.
Muscari pallens may be it’s current name but it has been included in many different genera so has many synonyms.
Collection prefix
0066, 0250, 0251
Gardeneasta 