Ipheion uniflorum | Spring Starflower Jane Eastoe inspirational commentary and no-fuss gardening

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The slight downward depression at the end of this extended arm accommodates items up to 18" in diameter

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Ipheion uniflorum | Spring Starflower Jane Eastoe inspirational commentary and no-fuss gardeningGorgeous little bulb plant, just wonderful for rockeries, pots, cottage gardens etc, with long narrow, slightly glaucous, onion scented leaves, which are produced in late autumn followed in spring by pretty, star shaped pale blue, scented flowers. Little treasures. Grows to just 10cm high but can spread to more than 1 metre, make sure you plant them where you'll always want them, or keep in pots! Grows best in full sun or shade. 1 litre pot.