Apr 27, 2021
"I sat with my anger long enough, until she told me her real name was grief.” ~ Isaac Rowe
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"I sat with my anger long enough, until she told me her real name was grief.” ~ Isaac Rowe
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Blue Squill (Scilla siberica)
Blue Squill
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#679 - Chamaescilla corymbosa - Blue Squill
An ephemeral herb growing from an edible tuber - the flowers can be a darker blue, or even white. Grows in sandy soil, or sand, across southern Australia.
In the Asparagus family, at the moment, but it's also been put in the Liliaceae, and the Laxmanniaceae, and the Anthericaceae. The WA Herbarium have placed it under Asparagaceae, and I'm in no position to dispute it.
Chamaescilla is from the Greek words chamai, meaning on the ground, and scilla, meaning sea-onion or squill. Corymbosa is Latin - the language purists are gritting their teeth, I'm sure - for a cluster of flowers.
West Coolup, south of Perth