Flowering grape hyacinths go by many names, being confusingly often also called bluebells. However, botanists and horticulturalists often simply use their Latin name: muscari neglectum. A number of sub-varieties are available, with pink and white flowers, while the blue bulbs remain the most popular of this particular species.
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