Prepared Hyacinth Jan Bos \nJan Bos is a perfectly formed, early flowering Hyacinth in brilliantly rich cerise red. \nFirst introduced around 1910 the perfume of this plant is simply breath-taking. \nThe flower spikes which are often 8-12 inches long together with the magnificent colouring help to make this hyacinth truly unique. \nThese bulbs have specially treated to makes them bloom early, a process usually described as “forcing”. \nSupplied in September for planting in pots and growing indoors, they are an extremely popular and fragrant Christmas flower. \nIt is usual to plant only top-size bulbs in pots for indoors use. \nPrepared Hyacinth Jan Bos should be planted in bowls of peat or bulb fibre, leave the top of the bulb just above the surface and then weigh them down with sand or something similar, this stops the roots pushing the bulb upwards. \nStore in a cool dark place and water when required ensuring that the fibre is never allowed to dry out. \nOnce the shoots appear bring the pot/pots into a warm, light room and the buds will begin to bloom. \nHyacinth can also be grown indoors in a special container using only water. \nBlooms should be removed as soon as they begin to turn brown. \nLeave the stalk and leaves to die back so that the bulb can be used again. \nUnpack and/or plant Prepared Hyacinth Jan Bos immediately they arrive. \nAvailability on this popular selection is very limited. \nAvoid Disappointment \nOrder Now – Prepared Hyacinth bulbs begins Late August \nOther PREPARED bulbs \nPACK 5 BULBS \nSIZE 16/17 \nU.K.  \n how to make your bulbs bloom at Christmas. \nWHEN PLACING YOUR ORDER PLEASE REMEMBER OUR HYACINTH BULBS , IN PADDED ENVELOPES. \nWe want you to be happy with your purchase and all our bulbs are checked and inspected visually before packing. at .  . Due to the nature of the goods we cannot accept any responsibility for their failure after planting as pests, disease, poor horticultural practice, extremes of weather and many other factors outside our control all take their toll. Hyacinth bulbs . . .\nALL OUR BULBS ARE SOURCED FROM CULTIVATED STOCKS