planting grape hyacinth bulbs in pots Common Grape Hyacinth Bulbs, Muscari

planting grape hyacinth bulbs in pots Common Grape Hyacinth Bulbs, Muscari6" tall x 3 4' wide. Common Grape Hyacinth adds unusual dark blue florets that lighten to a lilac blue crown. These small plants pack a big punch in the mid spring garden and are important pollinator favorites. At 6" tall they are a perfect choice around entries, at the edges of planting beds, in rock gardens or sprinkled among other spring bulbs. Easy to plant and not fussy, just plant them in well drained soil, in sun or part shade. Plant 3" deep

6" tall x 3-4' wide. Common Grape Hyacinth adds unusual dark blue florets that lighten to a lilac-blue crown. These small plants pack a big punch in the mid-spring garden and are important pollinator favorites. At 6" tall they are a perfect choice around entries, at the edges of planting beds, in rock gardens or sprinkled among other spring bulbs. Easy to plant and not fussy, just plant them in well-drained soil, in sun or part shade. Plant 3" deep and 2-3" apart. Plant in groups of at least 25 bulbs for the best effect. Water well and as needed during flowering. Muscari has a musky, grape-like scent that repels predators and attracts bees. With abundant nectar, these little flowers are an important source of spring nectar for our pollinators. Great for spring containers too.