Hyacinth Bulb ‘Pink Pearl’

This beloved variety produces dense, upright flower spikes covered in delicate, star-shaped florets in luminous shades of rose-pink with lighter pink edges. Set against fresh green foliage, its charming blooms create a cheerful display that welcomes the arrival of spring.

Flowering in early to mid-spring, ‘Pink Pearl’ is prized for its sweet fragrance, compact growth, and vibrant pink colour. It looks beautiful in garden beds, borders, and decorative containers, and can also be grown indoors for a fragrant seasonal display. Pair it with white tulips, purple muscari, or soft yellow daffodils for a lovely spring combination.

Why You'll Like It

Beautiful Pink Blooms: Rich rose-pink florets with lighter edges create a bright, romantic spring display.

Sweet Spring Fragrance: Densely packed flower spikes release the classic hyacinth perfume that makes this bulb a seasonal favourite.

Compact, Upright Growth: Sturdy flower stems and tidy foliage make ‘Pink Pearl’ ideal for garden borders and containers.

Versatile Colour Pairings: Complements white, purple, blue, and yellow spring-flowering bulbs for colourful seasonal arrangements.

Plant Details

Botanical Name: Hyacinthus orientalis ‘Pink Pearl’
Common Name: Pink Pearl Hyacinth
Plant Type: Spring-flowering bulb
Flower Colour: Rose-pink with lighter pink edges
Flower Type: Dense, fragrant flower spikes
Bloom Time: Early to mid-spring, depending on climate and planting conditions
Established Height: Approximately 20–30 cm (8–12 inches)
Light: Full sun to partial shade
Planting Depth: Approximately 10–15 cm (4–6 inches)
Plant Spacing: Approximately 10–15 cm (4–6 inches) apart
Soil: Fertile, well-drained soil
Maintenance Level: Low
Frost Tolerance: Hardy; bulbs require a period of winter chilling
Pet Friendly: No; hyacinths are toxic if ingested, particularly the bulbs

Growing Information

Light Requirements: Plant in full sun for the best flowering, although partial shade is also suitable, particularly in warmer locations.

Watering: Water after planting and during active growth as needed. Keep the soil lightly moist while avoiding waterlogged conditions that can cause bulbs to rot.

Planting: Plant bulbs in fall, pointed end up, approximately 10–15 cm deep and 10–15 cm apart. Choose a location with good drainage.

Maintenance: Remove faded flower spikes after blooming. Allow the foliage to yellow and die back naturally so the bulb can replenish its energy for the following season.

Long-Term Care: Hyacinths can return in subsequent seasons, although flower spikes may become smaller over time. Allow foliage to mature fully before removing it, and avoid planting in areas where water collects.

Great For

Spring Garden Beds • Garden Borders • Patio Containers • Fragrant Gardens • Indoor Bulb Displays • Romantic Spring Plantings

Welcome spring with the lovely pink blooms and captivating fragrance of Hyacinth ‘Pink Pearl’, a timeless favourite for seasonal colour.