Pink, purple and white hyacinths in the garden.
This is the first time that I’ve grown hyacinths in my yard.
Last fall I bought a bunch of bulbs to add to my new yard and planted tulips, a few daffodils and six hyacinth bulbs.
I put everything out front except the hyacinths and they have their own little garden area near the back deck. The package of bulbs said they were a “mix” of colors and then showed blue, pink, red, yellow, orange, purple and white flowers on the packaging, but as you can see I did not get any but pink, white and purple.
Still, they are pretty and a couple of the plants made two flower stems so I cut off one of the flowers to bring the fragrance inside.
I may get more to plant next Fall and add them out front.
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biscuitsandbobbins
Beautfiul! I planted them once ( here in Atlanta) and like all bulbs, the moles voles and/or chipmunks like the taste of them… I tried wrapping some in permatill (stlate chips) and the ones that made it, needed staking. Do yours need staking?
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Dustytoes
I have not staked them. They aren’t growing very tall. Maybe my cats are keeping the varments away! Thank you for the visit.
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Amanda's Zone 5A Garden
And, hyacinths are so striking on their own that you are right to put them in “their own little garden”. My “mixed” bags have yielded similar colors: purples, pinks, whites. I’ve only ever had one yellow,which (of course) the dog seems to step on every year.
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Dustytoes
Hi Amanda,
I love hyacinths and I might try putting them in a pot to grow on the table next year. I suppose there is a trick to doing that.
Thank you for dropping by.
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