Hyacinth leaves 4 to 9, narrow band lanceolate, fleshy, basal, plump, with shallow longitudinal grooves, green, glossy.
The leaves of hyacinth are basic, linear, fleshy and dark green. The edges of the leaves are usually curled inward, about 20 cm in length.
Hyacinth's scape is about 15 to 45cm high, hollow, with racemes growing at the top, and more than 10 to 20 florets. They grow intensively in the upper part, mostly crosswise, rarely drooping, funnel-shaped. The original species is light purple, and the flowers have fragrance.
The pedicel of grapevine hyacinth is usually drooping, the small flowers are mostly dense growth, and droop, the crown top shrinks, the flowers are usually blue, the top will have white, and the flowers have flesh color, light blue, white and double petals and other varieties.
