I have a tiny little patch of these. I'd love to get a macro like your last one if my knees would let me get down to see the little beauties. :) Lovely Judy!
I love my grape hyacinths. They carry the most vibrant blue color. You are lucky to have planted them. Have a great weekend discovering what else spring has in store for you. BlessYa
When I dug over this garden last fall, and replanted all the tiny bulbs
I had no idea what they were. Now the garden is full of beautiful grape hyacinths!
They do look like little grapes or blueberries don't they. I'd like to plant a few under my daffodils.
ReplyDeleteI haven't ever grown these but did just buy a couple of the pink and white hyacinths that smell so good.
I sure am glad you replanted those bulbs so you could share these beautiful grape hyacinths with us.
ReplyDeleteWe have some of these too. I never knew what they were before! Beautiful.
ReplyDeletelove these little guys, how cute are they! and the name is perfect too. great shots, love the last macro!
ReplyDeleteI have a tiny little patch of these. I'd love to get a macro like your last one if my knees would let me get down to see the little beauties. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely Judy!
Just love these... you know! ;o) Such happy little flowers... Have a great weekend, Judy ((HUGS))
ReplyDeleteI love my grape hyacinths. They carry the most vibrant blue color. You are lucky to have planted them.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend discovering what else spring has in store for you.
BlessYa
I love those little blue flowers... =)
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