Densely crowded flower spikes in a remarkable color of iceberg blue set award-winning Muscari ‘Alaska’ apart from its cousins while adding an otherworldly shade to gardens and containers. As the tiny florets open from bottom to top, the spikes are tipped in lime green, adding another color dimension. Once fully open, the icy-blue blooms deepen to pale blue, completing a show worthy of a glacial state.
Grape Hyacinths are handy, hardy, vigorous little spring bloomers that should, like Crocuses, be staples in every garden. They thrive in full sun or deciduous shade, tolerate practically any soil, and seem to live forever. They are ideal companions for taller bulbs or flowering shrubs and look marvelous in loose sweeps all by themselves. For information on the care of Grape Hyacinths, click Growing Guide.
