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Muscari armeniacum 'Fantasy Creation'
By Drc726
6 Apr, 2011
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I love these double-flowered grape hyacinths which are a good candidate for beds and borders because they increase only by division. They also bloom longer than those that hasten through spring eager to set seed. 'Fantasy Creation', a sport of 'Blue Spike', has a large pyramidal raceme resembling broccoli. Its blue flowers gradually turn purple, then green, fading toward yellow. It doesn't wilt and rarely sets seed, making it useful for dried flower arrangements.
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love them - put them within the grasses - in fact they're everywhere now :D
6 Apr, 2011
This is an amazing variety. many Thanks for showing it, and for the info, too.
10 Apr, 2011
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Ooh,I love this Muscari,Denise..and thanks for the info about it..Think I may change my allegiance from the bog standard one,after seeing this..:o))
6 Apr, 2011