Grape Hyacinths do well
from zone 3 to zone 9, so they are a viable option for most of us. They
are also one of the plants to choose if deer are a problem in your area. Planted
at the bases of shrubs, or left to naturalize under trees, they can have a
stunning effect. They make good companions to Daffodils, Tulips, alyssum,
candytuft, and just about any other spring plant you can think of, adding a
beautiful shade of blue that is otherwise hard to come by at that time of
year. They will tolerate most soils, except areas that don't drain
well. They have grass-like, gracefully arching leaves, and make good
border and container plants. They will do well in full sun to part shade. |
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