In article ,
Jake wrote:

In one place, I have some bulbs very like a lightweight grape
hyacinth, but blue and white (typically top and bottom). Now,
did I buy them and, if so, what are they?

Do you mean that the colour is the reverse to what is normally found in
Muscari latifolium?

No, but I have both ways round. And it is definitely white and
mid-blue (not light and dark blue), and the leaves are even narrower
than the normal grape hyacinth.

Probably a Muscari, but NOT latifolium.

If it is Muscari, Azureum or, more likely, Botryoides (not sure about
the spelling of the latter)?

The pictures I can find don't match. I will have to take some
and see if I can get the details.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

Nick wrote


Jake wrote:

In one place, I have some bulbs very like a lightweight grape
hyacinth, but blue and white (typically top and bottom). Now,
did I buy them and, if so, what are they?

Do you mean that the colour is the reverse to what is normally found in
Muscari latifolium?

No, but I have both ways round. And it is definitely white and
mid-blue (not light and dark blue), and the leaves are even narrower
than the normal grape hyacinth.

Probably a Muscari, but NOT latifolium.

If it is Muscari, Azureum or, more likely, Botryoides (not sure about
the spelling of the latter)?

The pictures I can find don't match. I will have to take some
and see if I can get the details.

Like this?
http://www.whiteflowerfarm.com/391039-product.html


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Regards. Bob Hobden.
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In article ,
Bob Hobden wrote:

Like this?
http://www.whiteflowerfarm.com/391039-product.html

VERY like that, only slightly sparser and darker blue. That would
imply that it is some sort of hybrid. Thanks very much.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.