Blue Hyacinth

Blue hyacinth (Hyacinthus orientalis) is a flowering bulb plant known for its vibrant blue, star-shaped flowers arranged in dense, columnar clusters called racemes. This plant is part of the asparagus family and native to southwestern Asia, but it has become a popular ornamental plant worldwide due to its striking appearance and delightful fragrance.

The scent profile of blue hyacinth is rich and intensely floral. It exudes a sweet, heady aroma with subtle undertones of fresh greenery, which can fill an entire room. Often described as opulent and nostalgic, the fragrance of blue hyacinths is a herald of spring, evoking the freshness of a blooming garden. This enticing scent is widely appreciated and used in perfumery for its robust floral character that can both stand alone and blend harmoniously with other floral and citrus notes.