Muscari azureum

Planted hundreds to create a swath; planted carefully; best rain in years in California, but while everything else bloomed profusely, not one muscari came up

I planted them in groups in two different spots. They lasted quite a long time and were a delight in the early spring.

Planted with daffodils, these babies were just what was needed and everyone bloomed. Can't wait til next year to see how their numbers increase

I love the true blue of these Muscari. They really brighten up the spring garden

Way cute and easy to grow but so small!

All of my bulbs came up and were very distinctive. Close up they are just beautiful!

Very unique form. Extremely tiny and shorter than expected. I recommend planting in large quantities for a big impact. Otherwise if you're like me you like to try a bit of everything and have daily strolls in your spring garden looking for new blooms! Very fun little bulb!

Planted and fertilized in the fall. Out of all the Muscari varieties I had, these came up and bloomed first and early in the spring. The shape is unique and the color true. Had teenie stripes on each little flower in the cone cluster. Very happy with them so far this first spring.

I wish I would have planted more of them together to make a stronger statement, but the flower is very sweet. Plan on adding more this fall.

The bulbs looked great, but most of their blooms had some kind of bud rot. The ones that bloomed had a nice color, but they did not perform as expected. Maybe next year they will have a better blooming period. They bloomed first out of my muscari.