Today was a wonderful day for photos in the garden as the sun was in exactly the right place for some detailed photos. Here are my grape hyacinths. They began in a raised bed, but somehow got cleared away and landed at the edge of my garden. Now they give me a display every year.
Splendid! Rhody and I are in Washington now, and I notice that these are quite popular here. I still grow a few ‘survivors’ that grew in my mother’s garden in 1976 (It is a long story.); and I acquired some white grape hyacinth from Tangly Cottage Gardening last year.
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This is an amazing Grape Hyacinths .Anita
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And every year it is more.
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They do look so lovely
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The sun was in the right place.
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💜💙💜💙💚🤗
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Glad you like them
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I really like your grape hyacinths for today 😀
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And I noticed they spring up everywhere in the garden this year.
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Splendid! Rhody and I are in Washington now, and I notice that these are quite popular here. I still grow a few ‘survivors’ that grew in my mother’s garden in 1976 (It is a long story.); and I acquired some white grape hyacinth from Tangly Cottage Gardening last year.
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They do seem to be quite hardy. It began with a small patch, and now I see they are everywhere in the garden.
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Yes, they are sneaky also, and can get into odd situations.
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