Blooms in March and April.
this photo courtesy mooseycountrygarden.com
This Grape Hyacinth goes to seed in May.
Here hyacinths of heavenly blue
Shook their rich tresses to the morn.
- James Montgomery, The Adventure of a Star
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We have some grape hyacinths in our yard. I love them. They are cute and pretty all at the same time. The first year we lived in this house I noticed a small patch of them and thought of them as precious....now they are everywhere!
Hope you are having a good day,
Stacy
Hi,
I just found your blog. It's lovely. I love all the flowers and creatures you have posted here. It's the kind of things I love. Come visit. I've just moved from www.homeschoolblogger.com/morninglight. You can see my old posts there. My new posts are now going to www.joyinthemorninglight.blogspot.com
Elizabeth JOy
P.S. We love grape hyacinths too. And we have sun spurge growing in a dry spot. Thank you for letting me know that that was called.
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