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Hyacinths are so majestic and full you'll want to plant them where everyone can see them. Bloom in April-May. Choose this individual variety, Pink Surprise or try our money-saving collections available.

SHIPS IN FALL Bold, deep purple flowers are so majestic and full you'll want to plant them where everyone can see them. For bouquets, their color and fragrance demand a place of distinction.

SHIPS IN FALL Hyacinths have been considered by many the most fragrant of the spring-blooming bulbs ever to be exported from Holland. As cut flowers, the spikes can last up to 2 weeks in a vase.

Their delicate spires thrive anywhere and have a hauntingly sweet fragrance. They are a perfect accent and contrast for tulips or daffodils for a dramatic display. Grape Hyacinths can't be beat for planting in drifts for borders.

Hyacinths are so majestic and full you'll want to plant them where everyone can see them. Bloom in April-May. Choose this individual variety, Purple Sensation , in violet with a cream edge, or try our money-saving collections available.

Hyacinths are so majestic and full you'll want to plant them where everyone can see them. Bloom in April-May. Choose this individual variety, City of Harlem or try our money-saving collections available.

SHIPS IN FALL Rich shades of salmon and apricot that are seldomly seen. This stunning color is rich, strong and unique and makes a soothing display that enhances cool colors and softens the impact of vibrant colors.

Grow 8-12'' tall. The wonderful fragrance of spring hyacinths in a classic blue combination! Multiply year after year for even more dramatic displays.

Hyacinths are so majestic and full you'll want to plant them where everyone can see them. Bloom in April-May. Choose this individual variety, Blue Ice or try our money-saving collections available.

Unusual grape hyacinth with very dark purple and white flowers is an early spring-blooming perennial. Grow in average, well-drained soils in full sun to part shade. Planted in mass Muscari provides spectacular color in open areas, and under deciduous...

They can be used in flower bed arrangements with other spring blooming perennial bulbs for long lasting color and forced in containers indoor as well. They are easy to plant, require very little maintenance and come in wide range of colors.

Strong flower stalks, covered with large star-shaped florets, are long-lasting, and combines well with other spring blooming bulbs such as daffodils and grape hyacinths. So pretty in a shade of apricot-pink, this hyacinth cheers with its fragrance that...

Nothing is more fragrant in early spring than Hyacinths, they are easy to plant, requite very little maintenance and come in wide range of colors. Bulb size: 17 cm. Excellent for showy cutting displays, as well as a sweet, room-filling fragrance.

Markedly improved in form, size and color, today's hybridized hyacinth has fortunately retained a heavenly scent. SeeInterplant hyacinth with other spring bulbs such as tulips and daffodils.

'Hispanica Blue' has a lovely trumpet-shaped flower that opens to a star. It's complementary to a host of other plants, both bulbs and perennials, and an excellent filler plant to transition from pinks to yellows and reds.

Hyacinth Carnegie is the best white hyacinth for spring color. We recommend Carnegie with Triumph tulips like Magic Lavender, Don Quichotte or Princess Margaret, but it could be combined with low growing tulips as well.

They can be used in flower bed arrangements with other spring blooming perennial bulbs for long lasting color and forced in containers indoor as well. A beautiful white etching on the blossom adds a dramatic contrast that upholds the name well! Nothing...

The blossoms are an apricot-salmon color and do not fade with time. The low growing plants are perfect for the front of a flower bed or to extend color in the spring garden mixed with bright colored tulips such as Princess Irene or Princess Margaret.

Deep pink almost red blooms add vertical dimension, and are focal point for spring garden arrangements. Nothing is more fragrant in early spring than hyacinths; they are easy to plant, require very little maintenance and come in wide range of colors.

They are easy to plant, require little maintenance and come in a range of colors. Nothing is more fragrant in early spring than hyacinths. For long-lasting color, they can be used in flower bed arrangements with other spring blooming perennial bulbs or...

Yellowing and browning are signs of this problem. One of the most welcome signs of spring is the emergence of the fragrant and stout. Find out if your hyacinth has a real problem or if it's just going through its normal lifecycle in this article.Before...

Removing the stalk is beneficial because it prevents the flower from developing seeds, which saps energy from the bulbs. Be sure to work a little compost into the soil before planting.

When most of the flowers are brown, cut the entire flower stalk off. Hyacinth bulbs are prone to bulb rot if watered too vigorously.freestar.queue.push(function() { googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-300x250-ATF-1"); });Eventually, the leaves will wither and...

Aida Hyacinth is a great selections for beginners. When a breeze carries that first whiff of Hyacinth, spring is not far behind. Hyacinth Aida produces Dark Purple Blooms. Plant Aida Hyacinth, with its large clusters of intense dark purple, near doors...

Planting Hyacinths: Daffodils may be the symbol of spring. With some shade, the flowers will last longer than in full sun. Tulips add dramatic color. The rarest color in flowers makes this hyacinth a stunner.