Muscari 'latifolium'

Two-tone Muscari latifolium is striking in the landscape. The top florets are a light, almost sky, blue; the bottom florets are deep violet. Together they create an appealing and distinctive splash of color in hte spring garden. Heirloom, 1886. Muscari, commonly known as Grape Hyacinths, are simple-to-grow, durable bulbs. Inexpensive and fast to spread, they're a perfect choice to create a carpet of soft blue beneath yellow or white Daffodils or early Tulips of any color. Because Muscari are so often grown en masse and their flowers are small, it's easy to miss how beautiful and intricate they are. Not even the cleverest jeweler in Faberge's workshop could create such delicate clusters of luminous blue or violet beads. Muscari thrive in full sun or deciduous shade, tolerate practically any soil, and seem to live forever. They are ideal as companions for taller bulbs or flowering shrubs, and look marvelous set out in loose sweeps all by themselves. Easy to force. Deer and rodent resistant. Attracts early season pollinators. April/May 6” 10 bulbs to a bag