Hyacinth Delft Blue with Artstone bowl - ORG

A flower bouquet has finished blooming after a week. These organic hyacinths have yet to start flowering. You plant the twelve bulbs yourself in the sustainable Artstone bowl provided, place it outside and simply wait patiently. A few weeks later, the first sturdy clusters of flowers will appear and the familiar scent of hyacinths will fill your balcony, patio or garden. A lovely gift, but just as lovely to secretly keep for yourself.

Clever pot, healthy bulbs

The pot is cleverer than it looks: a raised base and a drainage hole ensure that excess rainwater drains away naturally, so the hyacinth bulbs don’t remain wet and start to rot. Would you prefer to place the pot indoors? Then simply seal the hole with the rubber cap provided. This means the pot works just as well outside on the patio as it does indoors on the windowsill.

Grow them outside, enjoy them indoors

Hyacinths love fresh air, so you’ll get the most out of this set by placing the bowl in a bright spot outdoors – on the balcony, terrace or by the front door. As soon as the first flowers open, you can still move the bowl indoors to let the scent waft through the room, just when you’re enjoying it most. This way, you literally bring spring a little closer.

Plant yourself, no hassle

Plant the bulbs yourself in the bowl provided, with the tip facing upwards, and place them in a cool spot until they take root. Other than that, there’s very little to do: no special fertiliser or complicated care, just a bit of water now and then, and wait until the first scent wafts your way and the clusters of flowers slowly unfurl.

A gift that grows with you

Simply because you plant the bulbs yourself, this gift feels just that little bit different. You’re not giving a ready-made bouquet, but something that’s allowed to grow. That makes this set ideal for both beginning and experienced gardening enthusiasts. The 100% organically grown hyacinth bulbs require very little maintenance: plant them with the tip facing upwards, water them now and then, and let nature take its course. Sometimes the best gifts are the ones that require just a little patience.