Muscari atlanticum
Muscari atlanticum is a hardy perennial, small (maximum 25cm), with large brown-reddish, glabrous bulb of the family of the Liliaceous ones.
One lengthily counts 3 to 5 sheets thread-like (1-3mm broad), semi-cylindrical, furrowed, rather soft, engainantes, all to him radical and generally spread out over the ground.
These flowers are ovoid, 3-5mm, blue-purple dark or blue-noirâtre, sometimes light blue, with 6 white teeth grained towards outside around a narrow opening, in tight and lengthened bunch; naked stalk.
The 3 valves of the fruit are slightly indented in heart at the top.
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