Ledebouria Socialis (Silver Squill)
Ledebouria Socialis (Silver Squill)
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Ledebouria Socialis is a distinctive bulbous perennial prized for its unusual silver-green foliage marked with attractive dark green spots and contrasting purple undersides. Commonly known as Silver Squill, Wood Hyacinth or Leopard Lily, it produces clusters of delicate green and white flowers on slender stems during spring and early summer. The exposed, purple-tinged bulbs and patterned foliage give this plant a unique appearance that makes it particularly appealing to collectors and succulent enthusiasts.
Hardy and drought tolerant once established, Ledebouria Socialis is an excellent low-maintenance choice for pots, rockeries, indoor displays and sheltered garden positions. It performs best in bright light with very well-drained soil and benefits from allowing the growing medium to dry between watering. The bulbs naturally multiply to form attractive clumps over time, making it an easy-care plant with long-lasting ornamental appeal.

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Mature height
10–15 cm
Mature width
20–30 cm
Spacing
15–20 cm apart
Evergreen/Deciduous
Evergreen
Foliage
Silvery-green foliage with dark green spots and purple undersides, with delicate green and white flowers on pinkish stems
Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest
Spring to Early Summer
Sun tolerance
Full Sun to Part Shade
Maintenance
Low maintenance; allow soil to dry between watering, avoid waterlogging and provide excellent drainage
Root System
Fibrous roots arising from bulbous underground structures; bulbs multiply readily to form clumps