Muscari 'Pink Sunrise' (Szafirek) - pachnące kwiaty

Muscari ‘Pink Sunrise’ is a rare and delicate variety of "grape hyacinth," part of the Asparagaceae family, noted for its unusual color – pale pink, in contrast to the blue or violet shades typical of the Muscari genus. It is a perennial bulbous plant, native to Mediterranean regions, and is often grown in flower beds, borders, pots, or spring arrangements.

Botanical characteristics:

• Flower stem: Upright, slender, green in color, bearing dense inflorescences in the form of a compact cluster, with small, rounded, delicate bell-shaped flowers.

• Flowers: Colored in powder pink, with a subtle and romantic shade. The flowers are fragrant and appear in early spring, often in March-April, bringing a fresh and pastel air to gardens.

• Leaves: Linear, narrow, of a deep green, similar to those of onions, growing from the base of the plant, forming a rosette.

• Height: The plant reaches 10–20 cm, making it ideal for mass plantings or the forefront of flower beds.

🔹 Recommended growing conditions:

• Light: Preferably direct sun or partial shade. In sunny places, flowering is more abundant and the color more intense.

• Soil: Well-drained, moderately fertile, slightly sandy or enriched with compost. The bulbs do not tolerate waterlogging.

• Watering: Low. During the active period (spring), water moderately, but for the rest of the year the bulbs should be left in dry soil.

• Planting: Bulbs are planted in autumn, at a depth of 6–8 cm and a distance of 5–10 cm between them.

• Hardiness: A hardy plant, resistant to cold. There is no need to lift the bulbs over winter in areas with mild winters.

Muscari ‘Pink Sunrise’ is an elegant and delicate choice for spring gardens, bringing a pastel and bright note to the usual landscape of early bulbs. With its rare pink shade and easy care, it quickly becomes a prized piece for lovers of bulbous plants.

Height including pot: approx. 15 cm