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The grape hyacinth, a perennial flowering bulb, is known for its clusters of small, bell-shaped flowers that resemble grapes. These blooms, most commonly blue, also come in white, pink, lavender, or yellow. Grape hyacinths are low-maintenance flowers that bloom in the spring and prefer well-drained soil.
Grape Hyacinth. Morgan County, Alabama - March 17, 2022. I renewed a membership in a nature subscription and received a "free" gift of miscellaneous bulbs. When I saw the tiny purple flower I thought it was an emerging crocus. Upon closer examination I realized it was one of the "gifts." This is a new one for me. Grape Hyacinth, not Hyacinth. It is in a container. Any suggestions on care after the bloom is gone would be appreciated.
Beautiful blue muscari grape Hyacinth bulb in flower in March.
These are bright blue flowers a cross between a bunch of grapes and mini Hyacinths.
These Grape Hyacinth, are enjoying some pleasant early spring sunshine. With the River Thames as a backdrop.
Sigma 105mm f2.8 EX Macro
After a wonderful, sunny summer, the grapes are maturing early. These are Vanessa-grapes, very sweet and seedless.
My wineplants, all 70, are now 2 years old. Most have just grown and grown, but not produced any grapes. I have been told not to expect a lot until next year, the third year.
Vanessa, I was told, is excellent in cooler climates.
When I couldn't find anything that said "Yes" in the car park opposite the apartments I strolled up to the old super market car park and right at the back found this grape vine.
The grapes aren't ready to eat or they maybe wine grapes, I'm not sure. But I will be going back to find out.
Much better viewed large.
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