Muscari Siberian tiger

Muscari, commonly known as grape hyacinths, are very popular early-flowering spring bulbs. The name muscari comes from the Greek word for musk, due to the musky sweet scent from the flowers, and their common name comes from the resemblance of the clusters of the small, fat, bell-shaped flowers to upside-down bunches of grapes. Famed and prized for their intense cobalt blue colour, muscari bulbs are also available in other shades of blue as well as pinks and white.

Muscari Siberian tiger A bulbous perennial, 15-20cm tall, with green, strap-like leaves and dense racemes of fragrant, white flowers opening from green buds in spring