Amongst a cluster of creamy white, star-shaped blooms shines the Ornithogalum Umbellatum, brightening gardens. Also known as the “Star of Bethlehem,” this compact variety reaches a height of just 2–6 inches, flourishing from late spring to early summer when grown under full sun or partial shade. Naturally deer and rabbit resistant, it’s an excellent choice for wildlife-prone areas and thrives as a reliable naturalizer. Attracting pollinators with its delicate charm, the Ornithogalum Umbellatum brings a soft glow to any garden space.
• Suggested planting rate: ten per 1/ ft sq.
• Planting Location: Full sun - partial shade
• Height: 2-6"
• Blooms: March/April
• Bulb size: 5+ cm size bulbs
• USDA Hardiness Zone: 5-8
Notes: The Ornithogalum umbellatum (Garden Star of Bethlehem) produces small white flowers that will open only if there is enough sunlight. These blooms grow in loose umbels, creating a beautiful aesthetic for your seasonal garden. Versatile bulb that lends itself to naturalizing as it is very aggressive in the garden.
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