Hyacinthoides

(Hyacinthoides hispanica) It's great in bulb gardens, perennial borders, along walks--anywhere you'd like lovely spring color year after year. The Dutch breeders ship us the Spanish type since they are the larger flowers, and now available in several...

Fortunately, we have no problem here in No. America, since we have no native species. These woodland Hyacinths are perfect for rock gardens, beds and borders, under trees and shrubs or co-plant them with later blooming spring bulbs.

They are especially well suited to growing near beech trees. Spacing Single Plants: 3" (10cm) each way (minimum) Rows: 3" (10cm) with 3" (10cm) row gap (minimum) Sow and Plant Set out dormant bulbs in the fall, planting them 4 inches (10 cm) deep.

Wood hyacinth will multiply readily when given room. It's great in bulb gardens, perennial borders, along walks--anywhere you'd like lovely spring color year after year. But whatever you call it, you'll love the nodding flowers and the plant's habit of...

Use plant selections whose emerging foliage blocks your view of yellowing bulb tops. No.Some species like daffodil and crocus are generally reliable rebloomers. Seed formation of most other spring bulbs either helps propagate the bulb or simply does no...