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Mixed Hyacinths not only lift the gloom of winter when planted in pots for display in your home, the fragrance omitted will fill any room with a sweet vanilla aroma, first introduced by the Romans hyacinths have been a firm favourite with gardeners ever since, the plants produce a mass of florets that cluster together to form a richly coloured flower spike, prepared hyacinths need ten to twelve weeks in cool, dark, well-ventilated conditions to create the overwintering conditions required for early flowering, ideally part a two weekly intervals for an extended flowering season. The bulbs can be planted in the garden once the flowering period is complete.
