Pseudomuscari Species, Grape Hyacinth

Muscari are VERY hardy and live well north of zone 8!

They can be like weeds in zone 5 if you don't dig them every few yea...Read Morers and share, share, share!

Bloom pretty well even when crowded, however.

I live in Knoxville TN, well north of the zones listed. A couple of the plants are already flowering. It naturalizes extremely well - not...Read More a plant to have, if it needs to behave well in your garden. I have them growing in the grass! I don't give them any care, other than to pick off the dead flower stalks - merely for appearance.

My spouse and I have two of these plants in our collections, and I am happy to say that they are currently in bloom.

The f...Read Morelowers are smaller than your standard hyacinth, but we love them anyway.

The hardiness information here is wrong. This is a very hardy bulb, well beyond zone 8. It was very happy in my zone 6 garden.
...Read More /> This grape hyacinth is the prettiest shade of blue, very striking. The bright blue combines well with miniature daffodils like Tete a Tete.