Tiny. Very tiny.

This is one of the tiniest plants that I grow - its flowers have only a diameter of 4 mm or 1/6 inch. It's a very small variety of Scilla autumnalis, the Autumn Squill. I found its bulbs in large numbers on the gravel path to a mountain pasture on Crete, but in spring, so it was flowerless then.

The photo has borderline quality, in my opinion, since it obviously shows the limits of my lens, concerning macro photography. Anyway, I like it, so I decided to upload it tho.