Scilla vindobonensis Speta

2011-03-24 Lower Austria, district Schwechat (Danube national park, 155 m AMSL).First time I've seen a Scilla albino - well, almost albino: there's a little blue pigment left. Note also that the stem is green, while ordinary Scilla vindobonensis have reddish-brown ones.German name: Wien-Blaustern

2010.02.28 Austria, Lower Austria, district Schwechat, 158 m AMSL (Harte Au - broadleaf forest).Flowering in (february) march/april.Not uncommon.German name: Wien-BlausternID: Fischer, Exkursionsflora 3rd: while in older literature a species aggregate Scilla bifolia agg. was defined, this field guide asserts its species status; most prominent distinctive features of Sc. vindobonenses: colour of leaves and stem (usually reddish-brownish), and petals of closed buds with a green band (as opposed to buds entirely in blue, with no green colour at all)

2011-03-15 Vienna XXIII. district (Kalksburg Dorotheerwald, 260 msm Quadrant 7863/3).German name: Wien-Blaustern