Gipsy Queen Hyacinth is sure to brighten your spring garden with its unusual blend of warm apricot, peach, and soft salmon-pink blooms. These fragrant flower spikes create a welcoming display that pairs beautifully with traditional spring favorites while adding a unique touch of color all their own. Perfect for garden beds, borders, containers, and fresh-cut bouquets, Gipsy Queen fills the air with its sweet fragrance and brings a cheerful, cottage-garden charm to any space. Easy to grow and delightful to enjoy, this beautiful hyacinth is a wonderful way to welcome the arrival of spring.
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These are truly a special variety of Hyacinth. You don't see these in yards very often. Peach/Orange is a favorite color of mine when it comes to my garden blooms, so these are naturally a favorite. The first year I purchased them, all was well. This recent fall (2025) I planted them in many different areas, in hopes they'd be gracing me with their beauty come spring 2026. Unfortunately, these all came up as 'Gipsy Princess' (pastel yellow) this year - From my experience, this is just a rare hiccup - every other purchase I've made over the years has been true to variety and HBF was very helpful with a solution, so I will purchase again this fall 2026.
I absolutely love the color of these Hyacinths. They are a peachy pink and are very large in size. Also, they smell delightful.
I purchased these in Jan, put them in the fridge for weeks and then planted ( zone 8b). They bloomed, but are on short stalks and the blooms lasted maybe 5 days before turning brown and fizzling out. We are also very humid and have received a lot of rain, not sure if that contributed. I will replant them and hope to get a better show next year once they've matured. Great strong scent, filled my whole patio with fragrance.
I purchased these last fall. Some life difficulties came up and I tossed them into the spare fridge to plant later. Needless to say, I forgot about them. I found them this spring and decided to plant them and see what would happen. To my surprise they grew and bloomed within weeks.
Beautiful