Grape hyacinths (Muscari armeniacum) are not true hyacinths, but members of the lily family. They are prized in many landscapes for their beautiful clusters of blue bell-shaped flowers. Since they ...

Bulbs should be planted 3-5″ deep (5″ deep in colder zones), 3-4″ apart, and fertilized underneath with rock phosphate or ...

Sadly, bulbs are rarely for sale but this antique cultivar offers a glimpse into the past. Reminiscent of old-fashioned Roman hyacinths, this modern multi-flowered hybrid is multi-stemmed. Instead of ...

Among these treasures, a peculiar little bloomer takes center stage – the grape hyacinth. With its enchanting clusters of purple flowers, it’s easy to see why this plant has captivated the hearts of ...

Plant hyacinth bulbs in autumn, putting them in the ground from October to December for flowering in the spring months (usually March and April). Hyacinths produce showy flowers in shades of blue, ...

Hyacinths are perennial bulbs celebrated for their bright color, fragrance and attractive, bell-shaped flowers. Considered one of the best spring bulbs to plant, the hyacinth is a harbinger of warmer ...

Every fall I buy hyacinth bulbs to force into bloom in the middle of January. With hardly any effort, I can have hyacinths ...

Blue and white. Bulbous primroses, snowdrops, tulips, anemone, daffodils, muscari, jacinth. Botanical print of Muscari, grape hyacinth from Hortus Floridus by Crispin de Passe Vintage illustration of ...

Several plant species are referred to as hyacinths, and their tolerances to frosty temperatures vary. Among the most common hyacinths grown in the U.S. are the spring-blooming florist or Dutch ...

Against a sunny balcony railing, create a spring bulb display using long trough planters. Try a combination of yellow daffodils with an edging of lower-growing grape hyacinths for a splash of blue. Or ...