![[Photo: pink hyacinth in bloom.]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiB8W4bLahDqSCPaBi0gOeWBumSnnmM6UWqxntz9k5DVwRhWLEqHX3A81jpUYFlyalhOVJHC494uXtPejH-gJz9-o6mw13PfG0H9KYNy6NRnzTmYoZtQObki7gPQSa87WGk7iAr2i6NYNw/s1600-h/002.JPG)
Hyacinthus orientalis, known in Englisha as common hyacinth, Dutch hyacinth, or garden hyacinth, and in French as jacinthe d'Orient is a flowering bulbous perennial native to southwest Asia. Its spikes of mauve, pink, white, purple, light blue, or light yellow flowers are extremely fragrant.
Well, most of the budding hyacinths I posted a few weeks ago were trampled, alas. This is the least mangled of the plants.
Here are lists of all the plants mentioned in this blog.
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