Christmas Hyacinths
Out of stock
Sorry we don't have any Christmas Hyacinths available at the moment, but we do have our vintage hyacinths available for delivery from the beginning of December.
4.7/ 5
30 reviews
Lovely plants
Always as described, excellent quality
Really appreciated - really healthy looking and have no doubt will be lovely in bloom.
My friends just moved to a new house and will put the hyacinths into their new garden
The bulbs and container are lovely
Sent to a friend who reported that the planter was filled with fresh and healthy looking bulbs. They were very pleased with the gift.
Perfect, thankyou
Recipient is delighted
Good quality bulbs, attractive container, nicely planted. The flower spikes are just beginning to show. Lovely gift, with a free full-size, hand-written card.
Stunning as always quality and delivered on time even with all the Christmas rush thankyou everyone loved them
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
These budding hyacinths will grow and flower in the weeks after their arrival, bringing a welcome bit of cheer to a windowsill or doorstep.
Your hyacinths need plenty of light and water to flower. They are not too fussy about temperature, but the warmer it is, the more water they will need and the faster they will grow. Aim to keep the soil moist by watering regularly.
Keep turning your planter so that the hyacinths grow upright, rather than in the direction of the sunlight. In a very warm room, you may find that staking the plants helps to keep them growing straight.
When the flowers are over you can plant these Sussex grown bulbs in the garden where they will flower again next year.
These bulbs have been conditioned to grow earlier than normal, they traditionally grow outside in the spring. When they have died back, trim off the dead foliage and plant outside for best results year after year.
Problem Solving:
As long as you keep the roots moist whilst they are growing hyacinths are extremely reliable. If for any reason your bulbs fail to flower please do let us know immediately.More Information
Scientific Name:Hyacinth
According to Greek mythology hyacinth got its name when a young boy named Hyacinth was killed by a discus hitting him in the head during a game. A hyacinth sprang from the cut in his head as he lay in the arms of the god Apollo
