This perennial bulb brings a soft, architectural beauty to your garden.

• It reaches a height of up to 1m when in flower.
• The plant spreads to approximately 20cm.
• Upright stems carry tall, loose clusters of small, starry flowers.
• The pale violet-blue flowers open in sequence from late spring to early summer.
• Its strap-shaped green leaves form a neat clump at the base.

Garden and Wildlife Benefits

This plant does more than just look beautiful.

• Its nectar-rich flowers provide a valuable food source for bees and other pollinators.
• By planting these bulbs, you directly support local biodiversity.
• It is perfect for adding colour to herbaceous borders or container displays.

Other Names and Planting Tips

You may also know this plant as Hyacinthoides pallescens or the Wood Hyacinth.

• Plant the bulbs in autumn, before the first frosts arrive.
• Choose a spot with well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade.
• Plant each bulb at a depth three times its own height.
• Space the bulbs about 10cm apart to allow for natural spreading.

Imagine your garden buzzing with life and filled with soft blue colour. These bulbs make it simple to achieve.