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You should be able to transplant it to a sunny area where you will not be growing other flowers during the coming year. You will want the hyacinth to go dormant and the constant watering of other flowers will be a problem.

If planted now and allowed to go dormant, it will bloom again next spring.

-- Contributed by: Kathleen Roberts

I have grown hyacinths, and its starting to bend over can i transplant it outside? if so how thanks in advance Kim

-- Contributed by: kim

I recently bought a white Hyacinthus and the flowers started to turn brown. I noticed that my plant is root bound, so I am going to transplant it in hopes to revive my sweet smelling new plant. Do you have any suggestions on how to bring it back?

-- Contributed by: Dorina

Hi Ginny, You can plant the hyacinths outdoors after they have bloomed. As for the mums, you can plant them outdoors now, but if you wish to keep them alive year 'round you'll need to bring them back indoors in October when their new flower buds appear.

-- Contributed by: Charlotte Gerber

I received a purple daisy mum for Easter, can I plant this outside? Will it re-bloom? Will it come back next year or does it only bloom once a year? I think I live in zone 4, Wisconsin. Thank you in advance for any help you can offer me.

-- Contributed by: Ginny

Hi Sandy, It is best to transplant your hyacinth after it has bloomed.

-- Contributed by: Charlotte Gerber

I recently bought a hyacinth, and I want to plant it outdoors as soon as it warms up. Is there a better time to transplant this? It is in full bloom now. I live in Northern Ohio.

Thank you in advance.

-- Contributed by: Sandy Hall

Kristin, it sounds like you have quite a lovely plant. Try using some sticks to support your hyacinths. Gently and loosely tie the plant to the sticks with some yarn or twist-ties

-- Contributed by: Kathleen Roberts

Thank you Grandma Nellie! Please visit us again soon. :)

-- Contributed by: Kathleen Roberts

I bought a potted hyacinth and the blooms are getting heavy and falling over. It keeps producing more blooms. How do I keep it from falling over?

-- Contributed by: Kristin Meyer

I was given a potted Hyacinth it's flowers are drying up. So I searched and found you. I'm so pleased to find information. I love the smell they are great. I love the history information also. If I was giving stars youd have the max.

-- Contributed by: grand_ma_nellie

I received a beautiful potted hyacinth for my birthday, and am wondering how to grow it indoors. It has now in the process of blooming too. What do I do when the flowers are done blooming? Do you have some helpful tips for me?

-- Contributed by: Jan Beiermann
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