Hyacinth
Japanese Name
ひやしんす
hiyashinsu
Description
- A hyacinth is a fragrant flowering plant that produces dense clusters of small, bell-shaped flowers in colors such as purple, pink, white, and blue. It is commonly grown in gardens and as a potted plant during spring. Hyacinths are known for their strong, sweet scent and are often associated with beauty and rebirth.
History
- Hyacinths are bulbous flowering plants native to the eastern Mediterranean region. They have been cultivated since ancient Greek and Roman times, admired for their fragrant flowers. In the 16th and 17th centuries, hyacinths were introduced to Western Europe, where they became popular in gardens and floral displays. Today, they are widely grown worldwide, especially in spring gardens and indoor forcing for ornamental use.
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