Late flowering Muscari with an unusual long-lasting display. Award-winner Muscari armeniacum 'Saffier' features densely packed racemes with violet-blue buds and green tips. Since the buds never open out into normal flowers and do not produce seeds, this unusual muscari provides an equally unusual long-lasting display. Blooming for several weeks in mid-late spring, this beauty naturalize well, without taking over like some other muscaris

Provides a great spring show in patio tubs and window boxes! A jury composed of horticultural authorities in England has proclaimed Muscari armeniacum 'Valerie Finnis' the Flower Bulb of the Year 2012! This distinctive grape hyacinth produces a cluster of light azure blue flowers with a delightful fragrance in mid-late spring. Rising up to 6-8 inches tall (15-20 cm), this Grape Hyacinth will naturalize well

Multiple award-winner Muscari armeniacum is by far the most cultivated species of Muscari. Its tiny, bell-shaped, cobalt-blue flowers, each with a very delicate white border, form a compact cluster. The flowers remain beautiful for a long time in mid-late spring. A great bulb for naturalizing, that is deer resistant, perfect for containers and outstanding as a border plant.

Muscari aucheri 'Ocean Magic' is a lovely grape hyacinth evoking the colors of the ocean with its dark blue flower base softly fading to white caps like sea foam atop the waves. Like most Muscaris, it exudes a lovely fragrance. The more you plant, the more fragrance you get! Blooming for several weeks in mid-late spring, this beauty will naturalize well

Introduced in 2008, Muscari aucheri 'White Magic' is a vigorous and eye-catching little bulb with its pale green flower buds softly maturing to large, dense and long-lasting pure white blossoms. Like most Muscaris, it exudes a lovely fragrance. The more you plant, the more fragrance you get! Blooming for several weeks in mid-late spring, this Grape Hyacinth will naturalize well, without taking over like some other muscari.

A white version of Muscari azureum, 'Album' is absolutely exquisite with its pure white bell-shaped flowers that are not constricted at the mouth and therefore open up more widely than traditional varieties. Plump and full-looking, this little bulb will provide weeks of color! Like most Muscaris, it exudes a lovely fragrance. The more you plant, the more fragrance you get! Blooming for several weeks in early to mid-spring, this Grape Hyacinth will naturalize well

Award-winning Muscari azureum is a lovely, compact china-blue grape hyacinth, with bell-shaped flowers that are not constricted at the mouth. Therefore, it looks more plump and fuller in comparison to others. Like most Muscaris, it exudes a lovely fragrance. The more you plant, the more fragrance you get! Blooming for several weeks in early-mid spring, this beauty looks amazing when mixed with any other flowering bulbs.

Long-lasting pure white pearls in the garden or in a vase! Muscari armeniacum's little brother, Muscari botryoides, has become quite popular in recent years. No wonder! It exhibits dense clusters of small globular pure white flowers atop 3-4 narrow, semi-erect leaves that widen slightly at the tips. Like most Muscaris, it exudes a lovely fragrance. The more you plant, the more fragrance you get! Blooming for several weeks in early-mid spring, this Grape Hyacinth will naturalize well

Muscari latifolium (Grape Hyacinth) is a gorgeous species that is gaining increasing popularity. Its flower cluster displays two different kinds of flowers. At the top are the sterile, light blue flowers. Below them are the fertile, dark purple-blue flowers. This broad-leafed species creates a lovely color combination all by itself and flowers over a long period.

Delightfully fragrant and free flowering, Muscari macrocarpum 'Golden Fragrance' is a yellow-flowered variety of Grape Hyacinth with conical racemes of densely packed, tubular flowers, opening a dusky purple to greenish-violet and eventually turning yellow. Native to Greece, this variety is highly popular as a container plant and forces easily for winter bloom. Plant it where you will be able to enjoy its fabulous perfume daily. Will naturalize by self-seeding in favorable conditions