and they expire early in spring. I don't think they choke out other plants, like monarda does. I wouldn't worry at all about those squills. I think you're lucky to have them!

I don't mind them, at all. They bloom when the Daffodils and Grape Hyacinth open and I think they are lovely.

I'm going to be relocating a bunch of Grape Hyacinth, and some Squill to a pointed, sharp inclined area in my back lot, that's too steep and narrow to mow, with the rider mower. They can take over and spread as much as they want, back there. My hope is they become so dense, they will keep weeds from taking over.

A friend gave some to my parents years ago. Now they are everywhere. They look beautiful when they're blooming and then they die back. Let all your friends know that you have them to share. They can dig up a big clump to plant in their yard.

and will disappear within a few weeks after they've bloomed. The leaves that remain can be mowed like grass.

There is that. I just can’t get over how they’re suddenly in everything.