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Hyacinth Bulbs - Care and growing conditions
 

Hyacinth Bulbs

Hyacinths are very popular flowering bulb with upright, strappy glossy foliage. The waxy flowers appearing as spikes on Hyacinths consist of numerous small, tube shaped florets on a bare stem.

Hyacinths are popular for their perfume and are widely grown for cut flowers as well as in the garden bed. Hyacinth bulbs are also popuar for growing indoors where they can be grown it pots or containers or in special, 'Hyacinth Vases' where they grow without soil, the buld in the top of the vase and the roots in water below.

In the garden Hyacinths prefer a humus rich well drained soil in a sunny position, they prefer a cool to mild climate to Zone 4 or 3. Plant Bulbs in Fall in large groups for a great display in spring.


Hyacinth Bulb Pink Flower
Hyacinth bulbs planted in large groups can provide a mass of color in the garden.



Hyacinth Bulbs are a very fragrant flowering bulb readily available for sale and grown widely outdoors in the garden, in pots or containers as well as being grown indoors.

Flower color ranges from white through to pink and purple. Hyacinth Bulbs are often forced, to make them flower out of season it is these flowers that are often seen in garden centres.

Hyacinths are also sometimes planted or grown in vases, the bulb sits in the neck of the vase and the roots are allowed to reach down into the water.



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