



Muscari neglectum, the southern grape hyacinth or starch hyacinth, produces dense spikes of dark blue, urn-shaped flowers with white rims. It naturalizes aggressively in warm climates.
| Family: | Hyacinthaceae |
| Genus: | Muscari (mus-KAR-ee) |
| Species: | neglectum (nay-GLEK-tum) |
| Synonym: | Muscari racemosum |
Plant bulbs in autumn; well-drained soil, full sun to part shade. Can be invasive.
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