Hyacinth Bulbs Mixed Colours. \nOriginally cultivated by the ancient Greeks and Romans, these powerfully scented flowers are among the first to bloom. \nTheir intoxicating scent and vibrant colours make them one of our favourite spring-flowering bulbs. \nAvailable in a wide range of colours including red, pink, blue, yellow and white, Hyacinth bulbs combine well with other spring bulbs such as tulips and daffodils. \nThe plants impressive flower spikes and stately appearance makes them prized in formal bulb plantings. \nPerfect for adding scented spring colour to bowls, containers and borders but Hyacinth bulbs are most effective when planted close to a doorway or beside a path where their heady fragrance can be fully appreciated. \nHyacinth perform best in a sunny site with well drained fertile soil but they will tolerate partial shade. \nIf growing in tubs or containers use two parts John Innes No2 to one part sharp sand or grit. \nThe recommended plant spacing for Hyacinth bulbs is 15cms deep and 10cm apart. \nOur own hand-picked selection. \nWhen handling hyacinth bulbs it is always advisable to use gloves. \nBulbs should be unpacked and/or planted immediately they arrive. \nOther SPRING FLOWERING BULBS often planted together. \nAvailability on this variety is limited. \nAvoid Disappointment \nOrder Now – bulbs begins Late August \nPACK 5 BULBS \nCerise Red \nSIZE 16/17 \nU.K.  \nTHE BEST WAY to plant these bulbs is a great . \nWHEN PLACING YOUR ORDER PLEASE REMEMBER OUR BULBS , IN PADDED ENVELOPES. \nWe want you to be happy with your purchase and all our items are checked and inspected visually before packing. at .  . Due to the nature of the goods we cannot accept any responsibility for their failure after planting as pests, disease, poor horticultural practice, extremes of weather and many other factors outside our control all take their toll. Hyacinth bulbs . . .\nALL OUR BULBS ARE SOURCED FROM CULTIVATED STOCKS