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Thu, Mar 10, 05 at 0:18
| I bought a hyacinth flower (already in bloom) at a Lowe's because I couldn't resist the wonderful spring smell of it. (To me, that smell IS spring!!) It is dying back now, and I intend to plant it in the ground later in the month, but I noticed that inside the throat of each one of the tiny flowers on the stem there is a little green pod that looks like a seed. Is it? Or can you only propogate a hyacinth from a bulb? |
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| im not sure but i think you can grow it from seed but it takes a long time to achieve blooms. |
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| the flowers will form seeds which will produce a plant with a bulb eventually. It will probably take a few years, but just put them where they can do their thing and you'll have more hyacinths in a few years. |
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