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These bulbs grow very low to the ground so they look fabulous at the front edge of a garden.
This is the improved version of the common blue grape hyacinth. Deep blue blooms in the late winter, very long lasting flowers. Exceptional when mass planted, and a beaut companion plant for yellow daffodils.

Best if you can plant them into a nice rich soil with plenty of organic matter (Well rotted manure and compost) but they do also cope pretty well in poor soils as long as the drainage is good.
Perfect for naturalising they multiply readily.

Botantical name	Muscari neglectum
Height	10-15cm
Width	5cm
Flowers	Early Spring
Climate	Cool to Mediterranean

Aspect	Full Sun to Semi Shade

Growing Conditions Detailed
Botanical name: Muscari
Family: Liliaceae
Planting time: Late Summer to Autumn
Height: 10-15cm

Depth & spacing

5cm deep & apart. Plant lots of them close together.

Aspect
Full sun to part shade. Great for growing under trees too.

Watering
Start watering when you see it sprouting above the ground. Keep the soil moist right until the foliage has finished and shrivelled down to ground level.

Fertilising

Bulbs dont need food when they dormant (ie no shoots above ground as they are sleeping then) The important time to fertilise is when they start to sprout above ground. The best results can be attained from using a complete liquid fertiliser and water them with it every 2 weeks until they have finished flowering and died back down.

Flowering time
Late Winter onwards.

After flowering care
Just leave them in the ground so they can multiply.

Climatic tolerances
Subtropical to cool.

Grape Hyacinth Blue