Roman hyacinth

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Definition

Noun A specific variety of hyacinth (Hyacinthus orientalis var. albulus or praecox) characterized by producing multiple loosely flowered spikes from a single bulb. It is often distinguished from the common Dutch hyacinth by its less dense flower clusters and earlier bloom time.

Examples of Usage
  • The Roman hyacinth is prized for its delicate, fragrant flower spikes.
  • For a more natural look in the garden, she planted Roman hyacinths instead of the heavier-headed Dutch types.
  • A single bulb of Roman hyacinth can produce several graceful stems of pale blue or white flowers.
Advanced Usage
  • The term is used in horticulture and botanical contexts to specify this particular cultivar.
  • It can be part of descriptive phrases like "the delicate scent of Roman hyacinth" or "forcing Roman hyacinth bulbs for indoor bloom."
Variants and Related Words
  • Hyacinth (noun): The common name for plants of the genus , especially , from which the Roman hyacinth is a variety.
  • Dutch hyacinth (noun): The more common, single-spiked hyacinth with very dense flower clusters, developed from the Roman type.
Synonyms
  • Hyacinthus orientalis albulus (noun): The botanical name for this variety.
  • French hyacinth (noun): A less common synonym used in some regions.
Related Phrases
  • To force hyacinths: A gardening practice of inducing bulbs to flower indoors out of season, commonly done with both Roman and Dutch hyacinths.
Noun
  1. hyacinth with loosely flowered spikes, several growing from one bulb

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