Pale peach blossoms warm early-spring beds with fragrance and charm. Hyacinth Apricot Passion mixes beautifully among primroses or low narcissi.

Vivid blue flowers emerge strong and fragrant. Performs excellently in beds alongside muscari or dwarf tulips.

Hyacinth Blue Jacket holds the RHS Award of Garden Merit.

Hyacinth Blue Star, with it's striking cobalt colour shines against green backdrops. Flowers steadily in March with compact elegance. Suitable for neat rows or clusters.

White florets sit tightly packed, offering crisp contrast to blue and yellow companions. Hyacinth Carnegie is an essential for fresh spring schemes.

Gentle pink with fine fragrance. Hyacinth China Pink softens bolder beds and balances strong tones. Consistent bloom and strong garden value.

Primrose yellow spikes brighten cool corners. Early flowering and long-lasting, with excellent scent.

With the RHS Award of Garden Merit, Hyacinth City of Haarlem is a perfect garden choice.

A smooth blue option that naturalises easily in the border. Hyacinth Delft Blue brings order to more whimsical planting.

Holder of the RHS Award of Garden Merit.

Pale lemon spikes bring freshness and mild scent. With shorter stems Hyacinth Gipsy Princess hold well in breezy spots.

Salmon-apricot hues warm spring days. Flowers look luminous in soft sunlight. Ideal for relaxed planting schemes.

Hyacinth Gipsy Queen holds the RHS Award of Garden Merit.

Fiery red tones deliver fast colour and bold energy.  Hyacinth Jan Bos is favourite for cutting and mass planting and recipient of the RHS Award of Garden Merit.

Violet-mauve florets sit elegantly in garden beds. Best among silvered foliage or underplanted with grape hyacinths.

Hycinth Miss Saigon is a recipient of the RHS Award of Garden Merit.

Purple petals edged in white offer refined contrast. Position hyacinth Paul Hermann near walkways to enjoy fragrance at close range.

Holder of the RHS Award of Garden Merit.

Rounded pink blooms with excellent scent. Hyacinth PInk Pearl blends well with blue or white hyacinths in staggered groupings.

Hyacinth Pink Surprise is tender pink, soft and uniform. Lovely in quiet beds or naturalised drifts with white companions.

Lavender tones with a hint of rose. Compact and full-headed—hyacinth Splendid Cornelia is ideal for edge planting or under roses.

Pure white spikes light up shady beds. Hyacinth White Pearl works well with hellebores and early euphorbias.

Dark purple blooms for strong contrast. Hyacinth Woodstock combines well with apricot or lemon tones.

Hyacinth Yellow Stone is a bright yellow performer for late March colour. Use in bold clumps for strongest impression.

Peach and purple create a warm, regal effect when mixed. Plant hyacinth Apricot Passion and Woodstock in rows or loose waves for striking contrast.