Description
(syn. romana)
This is also known as the “Roman Hyacinth”. It bears compacted spikes of waxy white flowers in April, each little bell contrasted with navy blue anthers and complemented by a light almond or vanilla perfume which is more evident at some times than others.
A lovely little plant, happy outside in a well-drained, warm sunny spot, but for some reason very rarely seen in gardens. Something that I cannot understand as it looks good, smells good, grows well and has no bad manners.
