10 August 2026
The plant forms dense cylindrical inflorescences consisting of many star-shaped flowers of a pure creamy white color. The height of the flower stalk varies from 20 to 35 cm; the leaves are linear and of a bright green shade. The variety is characterized by a pronounced, rich floral fragrance.
Flowering occurs in the period from March to May; the plant is suitable for early forcing. The hyacinth is resistant to spring precipitation and wind, and possesses good frost resistance corresponding to USDA zone 4. It is used in landscape design, container gardening, and for cut flowers.
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