Hyacinths (Hyacinthus orientalis) aren't ideal cut flowers—the stems are short and hollow—but you can cut them if desired.
Leave foliage until yellow to recharge bulb. Fertilize with bulb food. Plant outdoors in fall for garden return (forced bulbs may not rebloom well).
Enjoy the fragrance! That's hyacinth's greatest asset.
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