Planting this fall
Muscari Armeniacum
Muscari armeniacum, also known as grape hyacinth, enchants with its delicate spikes of cobalt-blue, bell-shaped blooms clustered tightly like tiny grapes. These vibrant flowers are set against slender, grassy foliage, infusing any spring arrangement with elegance and a touch of whimsy. Interesting fact: Despite its name, the grape hyacinth is not a true hyacinth, but belongs to its own genus, Muscari, and is cherished for its sweet fragrance and ability to naturalize beautifully in gardens.