Hyacinthus orientalis in flower. Commonly known as the Common hyacinth, Garden hyacinth or Dutch hyacinth, the uncultivated plant typically bears between 6 and 8 flowers on a single flower spike.
The flowers have 6 tepals that are fused together to form a tube around 2 - 3.5 cm long, then splitting at the end where the tepals bend back on themselves. They have 6 stamens and a single stigma, which are recessed in the flower's throat.
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