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Once you’ve smelled the sweet, heavenly scent of hyacinth, you’re likely to fall in love with this spring-blooming bulb and want them throughout the garden. Soak the seed in lukewarm water for 24-48 hours. There are two methods of getting hyacinth seed to sprout. The first is to lay out a thin strip of hyacinth seed on a moistened paper towel, cover with another moistened paper towel and gently place this in a plastic bag. Place the plastic bag in your refrigerator in a place where it will not be disturbed or squashed, and simply wait until the seeds sprout in the fridge. Then gently plant the sprouts 2-3 inches apart in a seed tray filled with a mix of peat moss and perlite, and place this tray in a cold frame or greenhouse. The other method of growing hyacinth from seed is to just plant the seed directly in a seed tray filled with a mixture of peat and perlite, and place the tray in a cold frame or greenhouse. Either method will take patience. For the first year, the hyacinth will not sprout much more than a few leaves. During this first year, the seed’s energy will be used to develop a bulb, not foliage or flowers. When growing hyacinth from seed, it can actually take up to six years before some varieties of hyacinth will even develop a flower. Bulb growth is the priority in the first couple years of seed grown hyacinths, but you can help it along with a monthly dose of rooting or bulb boosting fertilizer. Patience is the key to proper hyacinth seed propagation. 10 seeds