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Wow! I wish my hyacinths looked like that first picture! But, alas, I've never been lucky with hyacinths. Guess my soil doesn't agree with them. I love them too.
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I have hyacinths in the landscape by my front door.  They smell sooo good.  But, alas, I can't bring them in the house.........I get stuffed up immediately and get a headache!

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@Patriot3 wrote:

I have hyacinths in the landscape by my front door.  They smell sooo good.  But, alas, I can't bring them in the house.........I get stuffed up immediately and get a headache!


Shoekitty said:  oh boy do I hear you there,  the smell on some hyacinth can be extremely strong too. 

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If I try to have anything nice the **** jack rabbits just eat 'em.

 

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I only have a handful of hyacinth plants.  Every spring when they bloom I snip the flowers, put them in a small jar and bring them in a room I spend time in just for the lovely fragrance.  My favorite flowers are gardenias and peonies but the hyacinth always opens my spring season indoors with its aroma.

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I LOVE hyacinths and was planning to get a couple in the next week or so.  Just learned they are toxic to cats, so am now not sure what I'm going to do .... just love that fragrance!