PLANTING HYACINTH BULBS

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Learn how to plant hyacinth bulbs, and fill your home and spring garden with these bright and cheerful fragrant blooms.

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Hyacinths are highly fragrant perennial spring flowers which grow from bulbs in spring.

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Growth occurs after the bulbs have been exposed to a 3 to 4 month cold period, followed by exposure to warmth and moisture.

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Be careful when touching hyacinth bulbs directly with your fingers, as they can cause a skin irritation.

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Plant hyacinth bulbs into the garden in fall, when the temperatures have cooled down, and before the ground freezes.

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Plant the hyacinth bulbs 6 inches deep, with the pointed end up, and the root surface at the bottom of the bulb facing down.

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Make sure that the bulbs are not sitting in water, because this can lead to bulb rot.

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The bulbs planted out into the garden in fall will wake up when the warmer weather arrives.

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Hyacinths are some of the earliest blooming bulbs in the garden.

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Read our full article to learn all about planting hyacinth bulbs!

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