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

What to Do with Potted Hyacinth Bulbs. Unlike hyacinth bulbs in the ground, those grown in outdoor pots need some extra care. Here's what to do with the container bulbs if you'd like to keep them ...

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 ...

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 ...

Five things to do in the garden this week: 1. Procure hyacinth bulbs now for “forcing,” a term that refers to causing a bulb to produce a flower before it normally would.

Daffodils, tulips and hyacinth blooms will fade indoors, but with a little care those pots of flowers you bought to bring beauty to your home can be transplanted outdoors.

In our climate, gardeners plant the hyacinth bulbs in the fall and watch them come alive with blooms in spring. They do fine if left in the ground even over the winter, and don’t need to be ...

Once hyacinth flowers are spent, the bulbs must be handled correctly to encourage them to bloom again. Learn what to do with hyacinth bulbs after flowering.

When it comes to getting hyacinths to bloom again, the trick is to grow them in very well-drained soil. A raised bed or rockery is best in our damp climate; hyacinth bulbs rot quickly in damp soil.