Grape Hyacinth Bulbs | Muscari neglectum stocking can be seen in the

can be seen in the spring

shelter from the elements

and environmental aspirations of its time

riversides and larger garden ponds

The young leaves are edible and their slightly bitter flavour can be enjoyed in salads

Grape Hyacinth Bulbs | Muscari neglectum stocking can be seen in theGrape Hyacinth Muscari neglectum Common names include, grape flower or starch grape hyacinth. Looking very much like a miniature hyacinth, this mid spring blooming perennial is easy to grow with a delightful cone of tiny scented blue flowers. They will thrive in full sun or in partial shade and naturalise easily. Ideal for meadows, containers, and the front of garden flower beds and borders, they are perfect companions for wild daffodils and wild