Muscari (Blue Grapes) Are early bloomers and very suitable for propagation.
Muscari Pink Sunrise is the first affordable Pink muscari. This gorgeous baby pink muscari is very popular. Muscari Pink Sunrise has a long flowering time and spreads a lovely sweet fragrance.
Read moreMuscari Grape Ice is a real eye-catcher for any garden. The beautiful colour combination of the Muscari Grape Ice makes these flowers stand out beautifully among perennials.
Read moreMuscari Azureum is very suitable for naturalising and look great in rock gardens. Muscari Azureum also does well in a pot or container.
Read moreAn unusual Muscari variety with blue flowers. On top of the flower is a white plume. They require a light spot and are ideal for propagation.
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Muscari Latifolium has a striking light blue flower head, further distinguishing it from other muscari by its long flowering time and large flowers.
Read moreMuscari White Magic is strong and keeps its white flowers for a long time. This Muscari White Magic is nice in combination with blue scilla or chionodoxa.
Read moreMuscari White Magic "White Grapes" An exuberant bloomer with fragrant flowers. They require a light position. Excellent to combine with Tulips and Daffodils.
Read moreMuscari Armeniacum is the best-known species, also known as blue grape. You can easily naturalise muscari (Blue Grape).
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Muscari Latifolium is a broad-leaved and long-flowering muscari. This is muscari is very strong and has a unique 2-coloured flower.
Read moreThe Muscari Magic Mix is perfect for planting in rock gardens or in borders. This enchanting muscari is blue and white in colour. This is Magic!
Read moreThis Muscari Armeniacum in bulk packaging with as many as 100 bulbs, is the best-known variety in blue grapes. Excellent for naturalising.
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Read moreThe blue grape: your garden's trump card
Spring gardens look just that little bit cozier when the deep blue Muscari has its place. The cute 'bunches of grapes' have a talent for forming beautiful combinations with any other plant. With their compact growth, a suitable spot can be found in any garden. Muscari bloom in mid-spring, at the same time as daffodils and tulips. Once planted, the bulbs multiply easily and flower again year after year. To do this, leave the bulb nicely in place, giving the foliage (the stem and leaves) time to die off. Remove stems and leaves as soon as they have dried out. This way, the bulb can put all its energy into making a flowering comeback.
Tip: The bigger the bulb, the more food it stores. A bigger bulb will give you a stronger plant with more flowers.
The different types of Muscari
As you can see above, there are more and more varieties of the blue grape available. By planting different varieties, you can extend the Muscari season and create an interesting mix of colours and textures. The most commonly planted species is the royal blue Muscari armeniacum. Other species to consider include Muscari latifolium and Muscari aucheri. Plant your Muscari bulbs in full sun or semi-shade.
Blue grapes: easy to combine
Planting bulbs at the front of flower beds and borders is ideal. They combine beautifully with tulips and other spring flowers, and their length means they won't get in anyone's way. Muscari also grow well in flower pots and planters, either alone or mixed with crocuses and hyacinths. Blue grape flower bulbs should be planted in mid- to late autumn, anytime after the first night frost and before the ground freezes. Autumn and winter rain usually provide sufficient moisture for bulbs. Water only if the weather is very dry.
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Bulb fields full of bright blue Muscari... Don't you spontaneously fall in love with that? Go for a mini grape field in your own garden! Plant the bulbs with the roots down and the tip upwards. Follow the rule of thumb when planting bulbs and give the bulbs at least 2 times the height of the soil above them. For more information about our flower bulbs, please refer to the instructions on the packaging. There it says for each Muscari variety exactly how and when to plant them, and at what time you can expect their beautiful flowers.