Hyacinthus orientalis 'Blue Trophy'

Hyacinthus orientalis 'Blue Trophy'Blue Trophy produces numerous star shaped star shaped flowers on a raceme or a central spike growing from the bulb. Sweetly perfumed, petals are lavender blue to purplish blues with a deeper coloured stripe in the middle of the petals. Foliage consists of long leaves that are green, narrow and oblong with slightly inwardly curling edges. Mid to late spring blooming, Blue Trophy will flower in March and April with lively reddish pink colours. Grown

golden yellow petals form the background for the central part of the bloom which is a whirling mix of curvy petaloids interspersed with shorter

This unique flower offers subtle and delightful colourations to garden settings

lush foliage in various shades (going from purple all the way through to yellow)

keep the plant whole and allow to follow the natural cycle for perennial blooms

golden yellow colour which is rippled at the opening

Hardy enough to withstand British winters (RHS H5) and tolerant of a wide range of conditions

edible taproots and bushy green leaves

Like all crabapples

attracting a wealth of bees and butterflies

Allium plants are perennial geophytes with bulbs

This can stop the tree becoming "leggy"

Tulips delight during their growth in a sunny location