Planting and Care:
Planting Time: Plant hyacinth bulbs in the fall, around 4-6 inches deep and about 3-6 inches apart.
Spacing: Leave enough space between bulbs to allow for air circulation, which helps prevent disease.
Deadheading: Remove spent blooms after flowering to direct energy back into the bulb for next year’s growth.
Maintenance: Once leaves start to yellow after flowering, you can trim them down. Allow foliage to die back naturally, as it helps the bulb store energy.
Indoor Forcing:
Hyacinths are commonly forced indoors to bloom in winter or early spring. Place bulbs in water or soil in a cool, dark place for 8-10 weeks, then bring them to a sunny location to encourage blooming.

Companion Planting:
Hyacinths mix well with other spring bulbs like tulips and daffodils, creating a colorful layered effect. They also look striking along garden borders or in containers where their strong fragrance can be enjoyed up close.

Hyacinths are a wonderful way to add early-season color and fragrance to your garden or home. If you need specific planting techniques or seasonal care tips, feel free to ask!