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The same goes for little bulbs like crocus and grape hyacinth.
Many people have had good luck forcing the smaller grape hyacinths to bloom.
Higher up, position a ring of grape hyacinth bulbs.
And slowly winding its way to a lake was a shimmering river of brilliant blue grape hyacinths.
It was a profusion of grape hyacinths, meant to simulate a stream bed.
Wright tree, grape hyacinths and lilies-of-the-valley had broken through the earth.
It is widely cultivated as an ornamental garden plant of the grape hyacinth class.
Try crocuses and grape hyacinths instead of giant tulips.
Crocus, tulips, grape hyacinths and the rest can follow.
Tulips and grape hyacinths go well together.
Put in the tulip bulbs first, then add some soil and plant the grape hyacinths more shallowly on top of it.
Plant grape hyacinth bulbs where their recurrent foliage does not hamper other garden plants.
Or blue grape hyacinths with golden daffodils?
Finally, cover the grape hyacinth bulbs.
They put in grape hyacinths, tulips and daffodils for the spring, sunflowers for the summer.
Many gardeners do not like to plant grape hyacinths because of their tendency to spread and appear in all sorts of places.
"Those look lovely," one woman said, pointing to the photograph of the blue grape hyacinth on the Burpee chart.
Among the vines wild grape hyacinths sprawl and along acclivities iris plants blossom.
Bit by bit the different stages of bulbs bloomed, including a few grape hyacinths that had wandered in from somewhere.
Violets generally do well, as do clumps of grape hyacinths and wild crocuses.
Above: Terracotta pots filled with grape hyacinth bulbs in autumn promise a brilliant blaze of blue come spring.
After the crocuses, grape hyacinths.
This is the classic grape hyacinth with spires of bright, electric blue flowers in pyramids like mini Christmas trees.
Like a grove of white birches springing out of a meadow of grape hyacinths.
This is particularly effective for daffodils, grape hyacinths, aconites, crocus and chionodoxa.