Muscaris
Muscaris, also known as cluster hyacinths, are small bulbous plants that produce pretty bell-shaped flowers. They belong to the Asparagus family and are native to the Mediterranean. Muscaris come in a range of colours, from dark blue and white to pink and purple. Muscaris are fairly easy to grow, especially if they are placed in suitable conditions. To plant them, choose a sunny or slightly shady spot with well-drained, fertile soil. It is best to plant them in autumn at a depth of 8-10 cm, spacing the bulbs 5-8 cm apart.Once planted, muscaris do not require much maintenance. Simply water them regularly to keep the soil slightly moist. It is also advisable to apply a balanced fertiliser at the time of planting to encourage flower formation. Muscaris can be left in the ground from one year to the next, but it is advisable to divide them every 3 or 4…
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Muscaris
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