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Message: [QUOTE="j.w, post: 114504, member: 2221"] [indent=1][url="http://img.ehowcdn.com/article-new-intro-modal/ehow/images/a08/am/1p/kill-bulbs-grape-hyacinth-plants-800x800.jpg"][img]http://img.ehowcdn.com/article-new/ehow/images/a08/am/1p/kill-bulbs-grape-hyacinth-plants-800x800.jpg[/img] [/url] Grape hyacinth can take over if not monitored.[/indent] Grape hyacinths are often planted as garden ornamentals. Their small, grape like flower clusters and easy-growing attitude make them an ideal garden plant for beginners. But grape hyacinths can grow a little too well. Their bulbs spread aggressively in the right growing environment. If not carefully monitored, grape hyacinths can take over your garden bed and even the adjacent lawn. Luckily, these pushy little flowers are relatively easy to remove. [url="http://www.ehow.com/spark/"] [/url] [/QUOTE]