One of the earliest and loveliest of the spring bulbs are these Scilla Forbesii. It belongs to a group of Scilla species that were formerly put in a separate genus, Chionodoxa, and may now be treated as Scilla sect. Chionodoxa. It can be found in the Alpinium Garden. https://t.co/IrtxSEsGNb

— Aberglasney Gardens (@Aberglasney) 2023.3.19

@neilmarshall67 Good morning Neil on this fine sunny morning ☀️ that plant is scilla forbesii "blue giant" I think I've been looking at all different ones there's lots , hope your well too

— Gary warman (@Garywarman19761) 2023.3.19

On a protected verge Worts' Causeway, #Cambridge, the snow may have gone but Glory-of-the-Snow, Scilla forbesii, lives on. Pretty but it shouldn't be there! https://t.co/vzN4oF96iF

— Roger Horton (@Roger_TL45Y) 2023.3.20

A floral star ⭐ With its blue star-like flowers, the Scilla forbesii in the Shrub Rose Border are now coming into wonderful bloom https://t.co/5I5KCqderi

— RHS Garden Hyde Hall (@RHSHydeHall) 2023.3.27