The mixture of white, pink, and blue flowers from the Blue Campanulata Scilla Flowering Bulb grow 1 to 1 1/2 ft. tall, and the colors contrast beautifully with bright, emerald-green leaves. After blooming, the bulbs form large clumps of plants that look great as ground covers, much like liriope. The Blue Campanulata Scilla Flowering Bulb plant is very cold hardy, and the flowers multiply year after year becoming more beautiful every increasing year. Some scillas produce stems of flowers that grow 3-4 feet tall. Blue Campanulata Scilla Flowering Bulbs bloom at Easter. In South Georgia the Blue Campanulata Scilla Flowering Bulb plants begin blooming in February and continue through April. A bulb of the Scilla Campanulata can multiply rapidly into 25 bulbs that each form flower stalks with hanging blue bell flowers.