Bold Spring Color and Perfume You Can Smell From the Sidewalk

Mixed Hyacinths deliver dense, waxy flower spikes in a range of rich colors, each one packed with the sweet, unmistakable hyacinth fragrance. Blooming early to mid spring on tidy 8 to 12 inch stems, they fill beds and borders with color while most of the garden is still waking up.

Plant them in groups of five or more along walkways, near entryways, or at the front of a border where the scent gets noticed. They also force beautifully in pots indoors, so you can have a bowl of fragrant blooms on the kitchen counter in late winter.

Why You'll Love the Hyacinth Mix

• Heavy fragrance: One small planting perfumes an entire entryway or patio.
• Mixed colors: A curated blend of varieties for layered, multi-color spring displays.
• Early bloomer: Flowers arrive in March and April, ahead of most perennials.
• Container and indoor friendly: Force bulbs in pots for winter blooms inside the house.
• Comes back each year: Hardy in zones 4-9 with no fussy maintenance required.

Tuck these bulbs in this fall and let spring do the rest.