2. Allow leaves to die back before cutting. To rebloom again next spring, your hyacinths need the opportunity to replace spent energy (flowering is hard work) and store it for next year.

Hyacinth bulbs will produce flowers only 3 to 4 years before they are depleted. Garden Post-Flowering Care Once the flowers fade on your garden-planted hyacinths, use sharp garden snips to remove ...

Wild hyacinths were already blooming in the middle of May at both Wright Woods and Reed Turner Woodland. As a group, they created lilting, white patterns that seemed to connect one oak tree to anot… ...

Wild hyacinth were in full bloom at Aumiller Park on Tuesday. ... Showers are likely again Saturday morning, mainly before 2 p.m. The rest of the day should be partly sunny, ...

The last spring flowering bulb on this list also does well in moister than normal soil. Camassia species go by a number of names, including camas, quamash and wild hyacinth.

Forcing bulbs means to place a flower bulb such as hyacinth or Narcissus tazetta in a vase or bowl of water then trick or “force” it to bloom before spring.

Daffodils, hyacinth and iris reticulate take 13 to 15 weeks. Tulips take 10 to 16 weeks, and snowdrops take 15 weeks. In general, for blooms in January, bulbs should be chilled in September.

Every winter, Page Dickey coaxes unusual grape hyacinths like White Magic to bloom early. These are not the basic blue Muscari, but “ones you wouldn’t see for sale in the supermarket,” she said.

Hyacinths are perennial bulbs that can come in early spring back year after year in USDA Hardiness Zones 4-8, with a fragrant scent that's a treat after a long winter. But before most other ...

Once hyacinth flowers are spent, the bulbs must be handled correctly to encourage them to bloom again. Learn what to do with hyacinth bulbs after flowering.