Skip to content
Jackson Park WildflowersJackson Park Wildflowers
Jackson Park WildflowersJackson Park Wildflowers
  • Home
  • Discover
    • Get Started
    • Plant Finder
    • Glossary
    • Browse by Genera
    • Other Biota — lower plants and Fungi
    • Other Biota — animals
  • Explore
    • Jackson Park — Scoreboard
  • About
  • Glossary
  • Plant Finder
  • 0
    Cart

    No products in the cart.

    Return to shop

Home / Plant Finder / Muscari
Filter

Showing the single result

Sorting
Filtered (1)
Filter Plants
  • Reset all×
  • Tubular×
  • 6×
Filter Plants

1 product found

Show (1)
Cancel
  • Reset all×
  • Tubular×
  • 6×
Filtered (1)
Grape hyacinth was introduced from Europe as a garden plant. The unbranched flowering scapes are green towards the base, purplish near the flowers, reaching maximum heights of 12". The leaves are all basal, 4-10" long, 3-8 mm wide, flat, hairless, and erect. The inflorescence is a terminal raceme on the scape. Individual flowers are drooping, urn-shaped with three blue sepals and three blue petals fused along their edges nearly to their tips where there are six small, rounded lobes. There are six stamens with purple anthers and a green ovary with a single style terminating in a three-lobed stigma; all are hidden well within the mouth of the urn. The fruits are three-lobed capsules, about 5 mm long and wide.
Quick View

Muscari

Muscari botryoides

grape hyacinth [Blooms: Apr]

Plant Finder Glossary
Discover
Explore
About

I want to acknowledge the work of a friend and colleague, Dr. Fred Donner. We both share a passion for the flowers in Jackson Park. Fred's website (jacksonparkwildflowers.org) inspired me to build my own website and database; use and enjoy them both.

I am also pleased to thank my ninja web gurus and coders, Lindsey Young and Stefanie Engstrom. This site would not exist without their herculean labors.

Copyright 2026 © Michael LaBarbera

  • Home
  • Discover
    • Get Started
    • Plant Finder
    • Glossary
    • Browse by Genera
    • Other Biota — lower plants and Fungi
    • Other Biota — animals
  • Explore
    • Jackson Park — Scoreboard
  • About
  • Login
  • Newsletter
  • Plant Finder