Greetings, iam Cindy Hughes, Enjoy your time-off from me!
Oh no! Hyacinth’s gone. It’s such a shame; she was such a sweetheart. She always had a smile on her face and was so full of life. Everyone who knew her will miss her dearly. It’s hard to believe that she’s gone, but we must remember the good times we shared with her and cherish the memories forever. Life is too short, and it can be taken away in an instant - so let us take this time to reflect on Hyacinth’s life and celebrate all that she brought into our lives.
What To Do After Hyacinth Dies? [Solved]
Once your hyacinths have finished blooming, snip off the flowers but leave the leaves alone. The bulbs need those leaves to store up energy for next year’s show. Come summertime, the foliage will naturally die back - just wait until it turns brown and then take it off to help avoid any fungal issues.
- Hyacinth is a character in the play, The Importance of Being Earnest. She is the ward of Algernon Moncrieff and is in love with him. Unfortunately, she dies at the end of the play due to a broken heart after learning that Algernon has been deceiving her about his identity. Her death serves as a reminder to all characters that life can be unpredictable and fragile.
Oh no, the hyacinth’s gone! It was such a beautiful flower, too. Such a shame it had to die. Guess that’s just the way things go sometimes. Ah well, at least we got to enjoy it while it lasted.
