Spanish bluebell

This plant species enjoys plenty of water, ideally once a week. Water Spanish bluebell deeply, enough that the soil is thoroughly saturated and moisture reaches the roots. You can water less towards winter when the plant isn't actively growing. To prevent overwatering, ensure that the soil dries out between waterings. Be sure to check the soil moisture as this plant thrives in consistently moist, not soggy, soil. Additionally, avoid wetting the leaves of the plant as this could lead to disease.

Spanish bluebells prefer partial sun to full sun, meaning that they need at least 4 to 6 hours of sunlight daily. During the summer months, morning sun is best to help the plants thrive. During peak summer months, afternoon sun may need to be reduced to prevent direct sun from scorching the leaves and stems. In cooler climates Spanish bluebells may need more than 6 hours of sun a day to remain healthy, however, they must receive some shade throughout the day in order to prevent the plant from being damaged.

Spanish bluebells should be pruned after the blooms have finished, in late spring or early summer. Prune the spent flowering stems down to the base while the foliage is still actively growing to promote new growth. Remove any dead or diseased stems and remove any dead blooms. This will encourage more blooms next season if the summer weather is mild. At this same time, thin out congested growth to help improve air circulation and reduce any chance of disease. Cautiously remove a few of the stems down to the soil, and discard or dispose of the removed stem.