What you need to know as a florist about the Scilla
- Colourful splendour
The flower comes in soft blue, sky blue, white and sometimes light lilac. Scilla's natural brightness enhances fresh and romantic colour combinations.
- Stylish applications
Scilla blooms with compact clusters of star-shaped flowers on short stems. The flowers have a fine texture and an open, inviting shape. Perfect as a fresh touch in spring bouquets or as a romantic accent.
- Symbolic meaning
Scilla symbolises faithfulness and new beginnings. Because of its early flowering, it is often associated with hope and the awakening of nature.
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