Siberian Tiger Muscari

Pure white droplets of fragrance, the Siberian Tiger Muscari (Muscari 'Siberian Tiger') light up the spring by extending the beauty of fresh snow into the early spring! Each dainty little bell that fills these spires is heaven-scented and attracts early emerging pollinators to your garden!

Each plant will produce several spikes covered in a cluster of dozens of spherical blooms that transform into fairy-like bells. The enchantment of this flower lies in its need to be examined up close and appreciated from afar! Indoor and outdoor scented decorations, and beautiful gift items too!

They're a favorite among those that create micro-flower arrangements and itty-bitty bouquets. Siberian Tiger Muscari are short-statured little Grape Hyacinths that offer refined elegance and understated beauty. Very low-maintenance, Muscari are fall-planted, hardy throughout USDA growing zones 4 to 9, and grow to a tidy 6-8 inches high.

Planting and Application:

Siberian Tiger Grape Hyacinths are not only elegant flowers, but they also grow abundantly, and they naturally spread and perennialize. Let them freely pop up throughout the garden bed or border, and fill porch and deck planters in white blossoms! You can even intersperse them throughout the lawn for a burst of early spring color!

As a pure-white flowering plant, these are a great addition to a moon garden! Line the edges of Cottage borders and perennial gardens, or add a fanciful row of fairy bells along paths and walkways. They're also easily forced to ring in spring a little bit early. Need to enjoy these lovely white-scented bulbs sooner? Try forcing them indoors for winter décor!

• Dense Clusters of Snow White Bells
• Upright Low-Growing Slender Foliage
• Hardy Adaptable Perennial Bulbs
• Fragrant Nosegays & Pollinator-Friendly
• Force For Winter Décor, Gift Plant & Containers

#ProPlantTips for Care:

Grape Hyacinth bulbs perform in full sun and partial sun for best results and the strongest stems. Fall-planted bulbs need well-drained soil with moderate moisture needs. Any soil type is suitable so long as it is not soggy and add bulb fertilizer to each hole for best results. Deadhead after flowers fade, but let the leaves remain so they can make food for the bulb and next year's flowers! Once the foliage yellows in the summer or fall, you can then prune it to the ground.

• Full Sun For Strongest Growth
• Well-Drained Soil
• Moderate Moisture Needs
• Deadhead After Flowers Fade & Prune Mounds After Leaves Yellow
• Deer & Rodent Resistant
• Grows in a Wide Range of Conditions

Siberian Tiger Muscari brings the beauty of winter's snow into the spring and adds a dollop of heavenly fragrance! Order yours today and Nature Hills will ship your bulbs based on the correct planting time for your growing zone!