The Spring Star Flower 'Rolf Fiedler', 'Ipheion uniflorum', a fall planted bulb, produces gorgeous blue flowers. These gorgeous flowers are six-petaled, star-shaped, and are sweetly fragrant. The grass-like foliage smells like garlic when crushed. The Spring Star Flower is great for edges of borders and plant layering. They bloom from early to late spring. It spreads by self-seeding and from bulb offsets. After a few years, if blooms begin to decline, the clumps need to be dug up, bulbs divided, and replanted to start afresh. This can be done at spring's end or whenever blooms have declined, or as soon as the grass begins to die back.

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