Squill, Chionodoxa?

[peerie]

Does anyone have/know of a single flowering Chionodoxa? I have just inherited a few bulbs/plants and finding it hard to identify. Larger flower, pale purple blue colour

The question is, is it single flowered because that’s its usual habit, or is it single flowered because that’s all it had the energy for this year?

I f the flower itself is different, you could put a photo up on here ?

Also look at tulip species, though they always seem-to be on the pinky side of purple.

In all its glory

less blue in real life, more purple

They are quite widespread and all have single blooms

Not tulip, then!

I’d call it “Scilla” until proved wrong. Scilla sibirica seems to have 1-2 flowers per stem in many pictures, but that hangs its heads.Are they young plants? In which case case they may produce more next year. They do look very like Chionodoxa (which has been subsumed within Scilla)

Not young plants, newly lifted and potted though.
I agree with your identification thoughts, just wanted to make sure as I'd love to have great swaithes of them and would need to buy bulbs in the autumn. I think they might be gigantica but the single bloom was throwing me.