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Muscari armeniacum
- Loved by Pollinators
- Naturalises
- Good for Cutting
- Perfect for Pots
- Scented
- Self-sows
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Tried & tested by Sarah
Top size bulbs for bigger flowers
Easy to grow
A lovely deep blue grape hyacinth, which I have lining one of my veg beds to cheer it up in the early spring
Grape hyacinths are very easy to grow and are brilliant for pots as well as flower beds. They will thrive inside or out in a sunny position but don't mind a bit of shade.
I like the early foliage before the flowers, especially in pots, and the seedpods are good too, giving value wherever you grow them from March until June.
- Loved by Pollinators
- Naturalises
- Good for Cutting
- Perfect for Pots
- Scented
- Self-sows
Product details
- Type
- Perennial
- Position
- Container Garden, Ground Cover (Scattered)
- Soil
- Broad Tolerance
- Flowers
- March - April
- Height
- 15cm (6in)
- Common name
- Grape Hyacinth
- Moisture
- Moist but Well-drained
- Aspect
- Part Shade
- Spread
- Plant 8cm (3in) deep, 8cm (3in) apart.
- Cultivation
- Plant 8cm (3in) deep, 8cm (3in) apart, ideally in drifts. They may need to be lifted and divided every few years.
Care Tips
Can take over a bit if given room so pots are the perfect way to contain them. Remove spent foliage. Lift and divide clumps in the summer months to avoid congestion.
Flowering Time
March - April
