The flowers of the grape hyacinth, which are ideal for cutting and are reminiscent of grapes standing upside down, attract many people's attention. Whether dipped in a light blue or a deep purple – they bring color to the bed. But when do they actually bloom?
When is the grape hyacinth flowering time?
The flowering period of the grape hyacinth extends from March to May and depends on factors such as weather, location and climate. Grape hyacinths bloom alongside other spring bloomers such as crocuses, squills and daffodils.
Flowering time: March to May
- bloom together with crocuses, squills, daffodils and co
- Flowering time depends on length of winter, location, climate
- normal flowering period: March to May
- Flowering starts in April at the latest
- Flowering ends in June at the latest
- first the lower flowers open
To cut or not to cut after flowering?
After this paradise for bees and bumblebees has faded, you have to decide. Do you want grape hyacinth to reproduce through its seeds? If so, you must not cut off the flowers.
Tips & Tricks
The pearl hyacinth should be lightly fertilized before and after flowering. This care benefits the life expectancy of this spring bloomer.
