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Q • I planted grape hyacinths last autumn, and they bloomed this past spring. Now I see their leaves starting to grow again in my flower bed. Does that mean they will bloom again this fall?
A • It’s not unusual for established grape hyacinth (Muscari) foliage to begin to grow in the fall. The leaves will remain over winter and resume growth in spring, but the flowers will not emerge until their normal flowering time next spring.
Write to Chip Tynan of the Missouri Botanical Garden at chip.tynan@mobot.org or Horticultural Answer Service, 4344 Shaw Boulevard, St. Louis, 63110.
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September 28, 2020 at 03:30AM
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