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'''''Scilla''''' ({{pron-en|ˈsɪlə}}; '''Squill'''),<ref>''Sunset Western Garden Book,'' 1995:606–607</ref> is a [[genus]] of about 50<ref>[http://americanrecordexpress.com/Key/Plantae/Scilla_Genus.asp ZipcodeZoo]</ref> [[bulb]]-forming [[perennial plant|perennial]] [[herbaceous plant|herbs]] in the [[Hyacinthaceae|hyacinth family]] native to woodlands, subalpine meadows, and seashores throughout [[Europe]] and [[Asia]]. Their [[flower]]s are usually blue, but white, pink, and purple types are known; most flower in early spring, but a few are autumn-flowering.
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Many species, notably ''S. siberica'', are grown in [[garden]]s for their attractive early spring flowers.
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| image_caption = Siberian Squill (''Scilla siberica'')
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Scilla (the old Greek name used by Hippocrates: I injure, according to Miller, alluding to the poisonous bulbs). Liliaceae. Squill. Wild Hyacinth. Bluebell. Perennial bulbous plants remarkable for easy culture, quick growth and beautiful blue, rose, or white flowers, blooming early in the spring (some in autumn), and therefore desirable plants for the wild-garden, rock-garden, or border; they are very useful in pots for midwinter flowers for window-boxes and for room-decoration; some are stove plants; some of the South African forms have handsome spotted foliage.
 
Scilla (the old Greek name used by Hippocrates: I injure, according to Miller, alluding to the poisonous bulbs). Liliaceae. Squill. Wild Hyacinth. Bluebell. Perennial bulbous plants remarkable for easy culture, quick growth and beautiful blue, rose, or white flowers, blooming early in the spring (some in autumn), and therefore desirable plants for the wild-garden, rock-garden, or border; they are very useful in pots for midwinter flowers for window-boxes and for room-decoration; some are stove plants; some of the South African forms have handsome spotted foliage.
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'''''Scilla''''' ('''squill''') is a [[genus]] of [[Bulb|bulb-forming]] perennial herbs in the [[Hyacinthaceae]].
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==Species==
 
==Species==
90-odd species{{wp}}. Several [[African]] species previously classified in ''Scilla'' have been removed to the genus ''[[Ledebouria]]''.  The best known of these is the common houseplant still sometimes known as ''Scilla violacea'' but now properly ''Ledebouria socialis''{{wp}}.
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Species include:
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* ''[[Scilla amoena]]'' ([[Star Squill]]/[[Star Hyacinth]])
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* ''[[Scilla autumnalis]]'' ([[Autumn Squill]])
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* ''[[Scilla amoena]]''<br /><small>Star Squill, Star Hyacinth</small>
* ''[[Scilla bifolia]]'' ([[Alpine Squill]])
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* ''Scilla autumnalis''<br /><small>Autumn Squill: see ''[[Prospero autumnale]]''</small>
* ''[[Scilla bithynica]]'' ([[Bithynian Squill]])
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* ''[[Scilla bifolia]]''<br /><small>Alpine Squill</small>
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* ''[[Scilla bithynica]]''<br /><small>Bithynian Squill</small>
 
* ''[[Scilla buekkensis]]''
 
* ''[[Scilla buekkensis]]''
 
* ''[[Scilla cilicica]]''
 
* ''[[Scilla cilicica]]''
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* ''[[Scilla hyacinthoides]]''
 
* ''[[Scilla hyacinthoides]]''
 
* ''[[Scilla kladnii]]''
 
* ''[[Scilla kladnii]]''
* ''[[Scilla liliohyacinthus]]'' ([[Pyrenean Squill]])
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* ''[[Scilla liliohyacinthus]]''<br /><small>Pyrenean Squill</small>
* ''[[Scilla litardierei]]''
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* ''[[Scilla pratensis]]''<br /><small>Amethyst Meadow Squill: syn. ''Scilla amethystina'', ''Scilla litardieri''</small>
* ''[[Scilla maritima]]''
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* ''Scilla maritima''<br /><small>Sea Squill: see ''[[Urginea maritima]]''</small>
 
* ''[[Scilla messeniaca]]''
 
* ''[[Scilla messeniaca]]''
* ''[[Scilla mischtschenkoana]]'' (Tubergen Squill)
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* ''[[Scilla mischtschenkoana]]''<br /><small>Tubergen Squill</small>
 
* ''[[Scilla monophyllos]]''
 
* ''[[Scilla monophyllos]]''
 
* ''[[Scilla natalensis]]''
 
* ''[[Scilla natalensis]]''
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* ''[[Scilla nutans]]''<br /><small>[[common bluebell]] (''Hyacinthoides non-scripta'')]''</small>
 
* ''[[Scilla persica]]''
 
* ''[[Scilla persica]]''
* ''[[Scilla peruviana]]'' ([[Portuguese Squill]]/[[Corymbose Squill]]/[[Cuban Lily]])
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* ''Scilla peruviana''<br /><small>[[Portuguese Squill]], Corymbose Squill, Cuban Lily</small>
 
* ''[[Scilla puschkinioides]]''
 
* ''[[Scilla puschkinioides]]''
 
* ''[[Scilla rosenii]]''
 
* ''[[Scilla rosenii]]''
 
* ''[[Scilla scilloides]]''
 
* ''[[Scilla scilloides]]''
* ''[[Scilla siberica]]'' ([[Siberian squill|Siberian Squill]])
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* ''Scilla siberica''<br /><small>[[Siberian squill]]</small>
* ''[[Scilla siehei]]''
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* ''Scilla siehei''<br /><small>Glory-of-the-snow: see ''[[Chionodoxa siehei]]''</small>
 
* ''[[Scilla spetana]]''
 
* ''[[Scilla spetana]]''
* ''Scilla verna'' (Spring Squill)
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* ''[[Scilla verna]]''<br /><small>Spring Squill</small>
 
* ''[[Scilla vindobonensis]]''
 
* ''[[Scilla vindobonensis]]''
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==References==
 
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*[[Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture]], by L. H. Bailey, MacMillan Co., 1963
 
*[[Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture]], by L. H. Bailey, MacMillan Co., 1963
 
<!--- xxxxx  *Flora: The Gardener's Bible, by Sean Hogan. Global Book Publishing, 2003. ISBN 0881925381  -->
 
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