Hyacinth bulbs that have finished flowering indoors can be transplanted into the garden. After flowering, they need time to gather energy for next year’s blooms, so they should not be placed directly into storage. After their foliage dies back outdoors, hyacinth bulbs can be brought indoors and...
Hyacinth is often grown as a an indoor potted plant from mid- to late winter. Like other bulbs, they only require minimal care to bloom once, but proper care ensures they bloom year after year. They usually bloom in early spring, but forcing the bulbs helps them bloom even sooner, adding...
After the plants have died back for the year, dig up the bulbs Then, separate and replant them. And, make sure to save a few Hyacinth bulbs to force indoors in the winter months. They will brighten up your home with their beautiful and fragrant blooms. Forcing Hyacinth Bulbs Garden Tip...
Plant in the ground in the fall for spring flowering. Wait until after the first fall frost, but before the ground is too hard to work. If you’re growing hyacinths in pots, you can plant from fall to mid-winter if they can be kept in a cold frame or a cool, covered location. T...
Forcing Hyacinth Bulbs Indoors Hyacinth bulbs may beforced into early growthfor indoor display in the winter. Plant them with the tips just showing, in soil-based potting mix in containers with drainage holes. Keep in a dark place at temperatures above freezing but no higher than 45°F (7°...