Description Love the fragrance of hyacinths but looking for something a little more subtle? Try these! The Muscari armeniacum, or Grape Hyacinth, is a vibrant purple/blue flower, resembling small, tightly-packed grape clusters. Blooming in mid-spring, the Grape Hyacinth works great for borders, mass plantings, and under trees, and won't be eaten by four-legged visitors! Click here for a complete guide on planting Muscari!
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A Grape Hyacinth with urn shaped flowers ranging in color from blue to a dark purple. Flower photograph taken in Chardon, Ohio.
Cobalt Sea™ consists of muscari in traditional blue, pure white, and a lovely soft azure. They can be used with midseason tulips or alone.
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Growing in the garden or in parts in the Spring is a gorgeous flower, the grape hyacinth. Learn how to find it or grow it for yourself!
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Description Love the fragrance of hyacinths but looking for something a little more subtle? Try these! The Muscari armeniacum, or Grape Hyacinth, is a vibrant purple/blue flower, resembling small, tightly-packed grape clusters. Blooming in mid-spring, the Grape Hyacinth works great for borders, mass plantings, and under trees, and won't be eaten by four-legged visitors! Click here for a complete guide on planting Muscari!
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Description Sweet Little Birds Spring Blooming Mix is a perfect blend of blues, whites and purples that work well as a border in your Spring planting garden. This mix includes 10 each of White Splendour Anemone, Siberian Squill, King of the Striped Crocus and Blue Grape Hyacinth. New to planting Fall bulbs? Click here to read our Bulb Blog full of helpful tips and tricks!
