Muscari latifolium
Grape Hyacinth (Species) Broad-Leaved Grape Hyacinth
- Late Winter 2018
- 50
- 12
- Early Spring 2017
- 55
- 9
- Late Winter 2017
- 51
- 7
Muscari latifolium
- Late Winter 2018
- 50
- Early Spring 2017
- 55
#grape-hyacinth I know they are invasive but what's not to love about a shimmering sea of blue! #spring
Absolutely!
Looking beautiful all clustered together 💙💙
I know what you mean, that sea of 💙
More by accident than design @christineb they sure do multiply! Was smiling to myself watching people in Waitrose buying tiny pots at a fiver a go! Think I've a grands worth 😂😂😂
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They can be as invasive as they want hat what I say 💙💙
Gorgeous 👌🏼💙💚💙
Wow lovely!
- Late Winter 2017
- 51
#grapehyacinth love these dots of blue in the garden 💙
They sure spread but I love their blue too!
Such a vibrant blue 💙
I think this is the first one I've seen someone post this year. Love the blues 💙
Yes they do spread @titchyfra but I don't mind a shimmering blue carpet.. yes @nessas it jumped out at me and hopefully the first of many @richard.spicer.7906 just love them 💙💙
Me neither @carolecuttingitfine 😀
Just gorgeous Carole 💙💙💙
Ah first #grape-hyacinth - I love these 💙 I know they are invasive but I love a sea of blue in the garden 💙💙💙 have a super Saturday everyone 😊😊
Morning Carole, great to see, all I've got is a messy mass of leaves. 💙💙
Me too! No sign of flowers on mine yet though. Have a fab weekend
Oh I’ve got plenty of messy leaves too @pelly and @rachelbrooks - but just this one determined rogue.. they will soon be popping up all over the place for you I’m sure 😊😊
I did a bit of reading on the messy leaves and apparently it's fertile soil that causes it. They prefer stoney poor soil. 💙💙
Oh interesting @pelly I wouldn’t have said my soil was that fertile, I never add anything or mulch as everything is so tightly packed throughout the seasons.. oh well I’ll never do it now I know that 😂😂
I think I may move mine when they've finished, but like you probably won't actually do it!! 😂😂
@pelly Jane, that's what I found after my first year with muscari. Now I'm growing them in a pot as my soil is too fertile for them and they look lovely. I will take a pic when I get a chance. I also grow them slightly deeper than recommended, 10 cm deep and that keeps them upright too.
I’ll look forward to that, thanks for the great advice Urszula, I never thought of putting them in a pot. I’m going to put it in my gardening diary right now. @ublaszko 👍😘
You can move them now and it won't hurt them one bit. I moved mine just as they were budding last year and they still came back and are showing nice plump flower buds. Putting them in a pot stops them from taking over the garden @pelly
Oh thanks Urszula, I might do that then. Luckily mine haven't got too big yet as I only got them last spring. 👍👍
I do love these too! Xx