Muscari Bulbs

Muscari Bulbs

Muscari bulbs blossom into truly unique plants, guaranteed to bring life, colour, and personality to your outside space. Commonly known as Grape Hyacinths, these flower plants are known for their early displays of unique little conical flower heads.

Whether you’re looking to plant in beds, borders, or amongst tulip bulbs and daffodil bulbs in plant pots, muscaris are the perfect fit. Ideal for beginner gardeners, these striking plants are guaranteed to impress anyone lucky enough to set foot in your garden.

Buy muscari bulbs online today and get the entire family involved in the garden. There’s nothing more exciting than watching your garden come alive in spring with stunning blooms that radiate colour when both outside and displayed around the home as cut flower posies.

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How to Plant Muscari Bulbs

Muscari bulbs should be planted in autumn between the months of September and November. It’s important that your flower bulbs are given the opportunity to develop a strong root system before winter frosts arrive. 

As we mentioned earlier, muscari plants aren’t especially high-maintenance and can thrive in a variety of locations. Choose a spot which is either in full sun or partial shade. They will, however, require a well-draining soil as they are prone to rotting in waterlogged soils. Consider digging in some compost or grit to break up your soil and encourage better draining.

As for planting, you’ll need a hole about 3 times the depth of your muscari bulb. Make sure that the bulb’s pointed side is facing upwards and allow around 10cm between each bulb. Once you’ve covered your bulbs in soil, we’d recommend watering the soil well to help settle your bulbs in.

How to Grow Muscari Bulbs

We weren’t lying when we said muscari bulbs are easy to grow. Once they’re in the ground and watered in, they won’t require much additional watering - the UK’s weather should simply do the trick. As for feeding, you have the option to add compost to the soil when planting, but they won’t need much else.

When your muscaris begin to fade, you can either deadhead the flowers or leave them to selfseed. We do insist that you don’t cut back your plants’ foliage when they flower, as this is where the sun’s energy is stored for photosynthesis.

Buy Muscari Bulbs

Buy muscari bulbs today at Fothergill’s. These autumn-planting flower bulbs are the perfect way to introduce a blanket of colour to your garden with ease. Whether you’re new to gardening or are familiar with the beauty of muscaris, there’s no question that you’ll be impressed with our range.