Grape Hyacinth in Spring Soil
A grape hyacinth grows upright from a small mound of garden soil with narrow leaves and a cluster of tiny rounded blossoms.
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Grape Hyacinth Growing in Garden Soil
A grape hyacinth emerges directly from a mound of dark earth, standing upright with narrow grass-like leaves. At top of its slim stem, numerous tiny round florets group tightly together in a shape resembling a miniature bunch of grapes.
Botanical Knowledge About Grape Hyacinths
Despite its common name and appearance, the grape hyacinth is not a true hyacinth nor related to grapevine plants. Known botanically as Muscari, these hardy perennials flower early in spring and spread quickly across lawns and woodland borders. The upper flowers of the cluster are often sterile and lighter in color than the fertile lower blooms.
Colors of a Real Grape Hyacinth
- Upper florets: bright cobalt blue or sky blue
- Lower florets: deep violet or navy blue
- Slender leaves: dark forest green
- Stem: vibrant green
- Garden soil: rich brown or charcoal gray