When to Plant Hyacinths

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Plant hyacinth bulbs in the fall. image by eric weijers : sxc.hu

Plant hyacinths about Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 in northern climates, and about a month later for southern zones. Plant about six to eight weeks before your earliest frost date.

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Photo by: eric weijers : sxc.hu

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