The choice is yours. Yes! Hyacinth bulbs will flower year after year as long as they are looked after properly and are given enough time to absorb energy after flowering. While you can leave ...

However, if you're growing hyacinth for the first time in your yard or even in a pot indoors, you'll need to know exactly what to do with the bulbs after the plants have finished flowering.

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It's definitely time to rejoice! The vases the hyacinths come in are made specifically for blooming bulbs. The bulb itself sits near the top of the vase, while the roots reach out toward the water ...