One of the most admired spring flowers, the Hyacinth Flower, is highly scented and possesses bright and bell-shaped flowers. The flowers are thickly packed in rosettes which look like a spike of color that can make any garden bed or any window sill of the house bright. They can be used in any floral arrangement in deep purple, colorful pink, cobalt blue, and pure white.

Planting and Growing Hyacinth Bulbs

Timing and location are all that is needed to appreciate these beautiful flowers. The beginning of successful growth is the high quality of Hyacinthe Bulbs.

• Planting Season: The bulbs are supposed to be planted in the fall, about 6 to 8 weeks before the final hard frost in order to ensure that the roots take root.

• Depth and Spacing: While planting the bulbs of the plant, do so 4 to 6 inches deep with the sharp end pointing up. Spacing them 3-6 inches is adequate to assist in appropriate ventilation.

• Soil and Sunlight: They grow in deep soil and should have a place where there is a full sun or partial shade.

• Chilling Period: To grow well during the spring, these flowers need to be subjected to cold (approximately 12 to 14 weeks) dormancy.

Indoor Forcing for Winter Color

There is no need to wait till spring to take a taste of the Hyacinth Flower. You can take the scent of summer indoors in the winter season by putting the bulbs in a glass vase and adding water to make them strong. You can easily see the fascinating roots growing through the glass and thus this is a great decoration item to use on the coffee table or mantel.

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