The hyacinths stand out in any garden, contributing to its visual appeal with their bright, bell-shaped flowers and enhancing its olfactory charm with their distinctive fragrance. In addition, they add an essential splash of colour to every yard especially in spring. As a bulbous perennial, they bloom in early spring, which is why they are one of the first signs of the new season and a source of anticipation and delight for many gardeners. Their flowers provide a much-needed burst of colour in the garden with their variety of shades, from blue, white, pink, purple, yellow and rarer shades of peach and salmon.

The hyacinths are also important because of their hardiness. They are perennial bulbs, which means they flower year after year. This trait is especially valuable in colder climates where winters can be harsh and spring color is welcome. Once planted, they don't require extensive care to flower, which is why they're among the favorite plants of novice and experienced gardeners alike.

Another reason hyacinths are a garden staple is their wonderful scent. They are known for their strong, sweet fragrance, which is often described as rich and enticing, and are a popular choice in gardens designed not only for visual beauty but also for olfactory pleasure. A single plant of this kind can fill a garden with a wonderful fragrance, making it a magnet for bees and other pollinators. For gardeners, a walk through a garden full of hyacinths can be a therapeutic and calming experience.

On a practical note, thanks to their strong stems and long vase life they are very popular for arrangements, adding colour and fragrance to any room in which they are placed. You can plant a special garden for arrangements or simply intersperse hyacinths among other plants to have a constant supply of these beautiful flowers. In addition, hyacinths have uses beyond their ornamental value. They are used in the perfume industry for their intoxicating aroma, with the oils being extracted from the flowers and used in a wide range of perfumes. Their bright colours are also used for dyes in certain circumstances, although this is less common.

When planning to plant in a garden and hyacinths, consider pairing them with other early spring bulbs such as tulips, daffodils and snowdrops. They also pair well with late-blooming perennials, as hyacinths will provide color and interest while all the other plants are just starting to emerge.

Feel free to purchase hyacinth bulbs from us and you will discover a wide range of colours that will brighten up your garden and bring you nothing but olfactory joy. We offer you a diverse selection of species, ideal for a garden with personality like yours!