Plant Profile: Leopoldia comosa 'Plumosum'

This particular Grape Hyacinth stands out with its airy, open blooms that emerge in May, setting it apart from its counterparts. It thrives in full sunlight and can withstand summer droughts, although it does need adequate moisture throughout the growing season. When planting, bury the bulbs 5 inches deep and space them 0-1 inch apart, aiming for a density of 30-60 bulbs per square foot. This variety is an excellent choice for borders, rock gardens, and woodland settings.