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Here ya go Pami!

Hi there, that looks to be a hyacinth bulb.

Thanks for using Ask an Expert.

Really? I'm working with grape hyacinth on a project this week and it is pretty different. So is it just a different variety of hyacinth - the flowers are so much different?

Thanks again for your time and consideration!

"Grape hyacinths and the larger blooming hyacinths (Hyacinthus orientalis) are distant cousins. They are both members of the lily family but belong to different genera. There are several differences between them. The common grape hyacinth spike is composed of many, small bell-shaped flowers that resemble a cluster of cobalt blue grapes with a soft delicate fragrance. Hyacinths have a thick spike with larger, more pronounced flowers in a variety of bold and pastel colors, and they emit a strong, sweet fragrance that can be smelled in the next room." Information from Iowa State University: http://www.extension.iastate.edu/newsrel/2003/may03/may0307.html

Outstanding! Thank you Pami.