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Hyacinth (scientific name: Hyacinthus orientalis L.): It is a perennial herbaceous bulbous plant of the Asparagus, Hyacinthaceae, and Hyacinth genus. The bulb is oval and has a membranous outer skin. The color of the film is positively related to the color of the flower. It looks like when it is not blooming. Garlic, native to the Mediterranean coast and Asia Minor, is one of the most fragrant varieties of flowering plants found in research. It likes a sunny and humid growth environment, and requires well-drained and fertile sandy loam.

There are more than 2,000 horticultural varieties of hyacinth in the world, which are mainly divided into "Dutch species" and "Roman species". The former is an authentic variety, most of which have only one scape per plant, strong body and larger flowers. The latter are mostly mutated hybrids, each of which can bear two or three scapes, is young and weak, and has finer flowers. Most consumers like to buy Dutch hyacinths.