Hyacinths are easy to grow in a garden and they're also one of the easiest flowers to force into bloom indoors in winter.

If you forgot to plant your hyacinth bulbs in the fall, you can plant them in indoor containers or root in a vase of water to force blooms more quickly. Post-Flowering Care for Forced Indoor ...

In areas with cold winters, bulbs can be left in the ground; however, flower size will decline as the bulbs multiply. Hyacinth bulbs will produce flowers only 3 to 4 years before they are depleted.

Take care that annuals or later-growing perennials don't shade out your hyacinths before they're done for the year. 3. Let the bulbs chill out. This is the easy part. Most spring-flowering bulbs ...

Yes, and yes you can plant potted hyacinths outdoors even if you enjoy them inside until the flowers fade. Just snip off the stem that holds the fading blooms. Carefully slide the bulbs out of the ...

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Despite the cold chill, spring must be creeping closer because Aldi just brought back its bestselling hyacinth bulbs for another year. These beautiful blooms are a sure sign of warm weather ahead ...

All prices were accurate at the time of publishing. Despite the cold chill, spring must be creeping closer because Aldi just brought back its bestselling hyacinth bulbs for another year. These ...