Grape hyacinths offer many twists on the traditional deep blue cluster form, and you can look for unusual or heirloom varieties in specialty bulb catalogs. Because grape hyacinth bu… See more

Grape hyacinth does not need to be pruned, but gardeners may cut back small sections of its … See more

Grape hyacinth can be propagated via seeds from its pods or via division of the bulbs. Because this species spreads easily, most gardeners do not need to propagate it, but thes… See more

Like most spring-flowering bulbs, fall is the best planting time for grape hyacinth. Choose a site with average soil that drains well; grape hyacinth bulbs will rot if planted in a site tha… See more