When to plant hyacinths in Granada: 27 October – end of December
In Granada, hyacinth: plant from 27 October to the end of December. For planting stock, the places nearby include Abonos Bolívar (farm shop, 2 km); addresses and opening hours are below.
Bulbs are best planted early in the window: late-planted bulbs may flower later or less well. Late planting works only while the soil can be dug. Mulch after planting.
The average daily temperature here stays above 0 °C all winter, and at least three months average 7 °C or less: our rule of thumb for the winter cold spring bulbs need. Sources: Iowa State University Extension, Wisconsin Horticulture Extension, UNH Extension, RHS.
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Hyacinth in Granada: soil, season and weather
No month averages below 0 °C at night; the coldest nights, in January, average 1.2 °C.
| Planting | 27 October – end of December |
|---|---|
| First autumn frost | 26 November |
| Coldest nights | January, 1.2 °C |
| Soil back at 1 °C in spring | already in the first week of January |
| Daylight | 10:50 on 27 October |
| Daylight at the winter solstice | 9:36 |
The same dates in Granada hold for Garlic, Tulip, Daffodil and Crocus.
Hyacinth in Granada: depth, winter cold, pests and pets
Plant hyacinths 10 cm deep, at least 7.5 cm apart (RHS).
In Granada the average daily temperature stays at 10 °C or lower for about 22 weeks a year (our estimate from ten years of monthly weather). For this bulb Wisconsin Horticulture Extension gives a cold period of 12–15 weeks at about 2–10 °C. The winter here gives that in the ground, so the bulbs need no pre-chilling.
Flowers get smaller in the years after planting: for full spikes, replace the bulbs or add a few new ones each autumn (RHS).
If squirrels are a problem, protect the bulbs with wire mesh (RHS). Hyacinths are toxic to dogs, cats and horses: intense vomiting and diarrhoea (ASPCA).
Sources: RHS, Wisconsin Horticulture Extension, ASPCA.
Hyacinth in nearby cities
All the nearest cities on our list plant hyacinth later than Granada; the closest date is in Ciudad Real, 2 days later.
| City | Distance | Date | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jaén | 68 km | by 17 November | 21 days later |
| Úbeda | 94 km | by 3 November | 7 days later |
| Córdoba (Spain) | 130 km | by 28 November | 32 days later |
| Lorca | 177 km | by 15 November | 19 days later |
| Ciudad Real | 203 km | by 29 October | 2 days later |
| Alcázar de San Juan | 248 km | by 2 November | 6 days later |
Where to buy hyacinth for planting in Granada
Planting stock goes into the ground from 27 October to the end of December; buy it before that. Within 15 km of Granada OpenStreetMap lists 5 garden centres, 3 plant nurseries, 8 markets and 2 farm shops (collected 7 October 2026).
- Mercadillo de Albolote — market
Sat 09:00–14:00 · 8 km - Mercado Municipal — market
Calle Isabel La Católica, 18320 Santa Fe · 11 km - Abonos Bolívar — farm shop
Mon–Sat 09:00–14:00; Mon–Fri 17:00–20:00 · 2 km - Viveros Taboada — garden centre
2 km · viverostaboada.es - Mercado de San Agustín — market
0 km - Merca 80 — market
2 km - Mercado de Abastos — market
15 km - Mercadillo de Alhendín — market
9 km
Places: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.
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Questions
When to plant hyacinths in Granada?
In Granada, hyacinth: plant from 27 October to the end of December. Bulbs are best planted early in the window: late-planted bulbs may flower later or less well. Late planting works only while the soil can be dug. Mulch after planting.
When is the last spring frost in Granada?
Last spring frost around 30 March, first autumn frost around 26 November.
Other crops in Granada, with their dates
- Tomato · 13 May – 6 August
- Cucumber · 31 May – 11 September
- Bell Pepper · 31 May – 6 August
- Eggplant · 31 May – 6 August
- Zucchini · 31 May – 9 September
- Pumpkin · 31 May – 1 August
- Watermelon · 31 May – 17 August
- Peas · 9 March – 13 September
- Garlic · 1 October – end of December
- Tulip · 27 October – end of December
- Daffodil · 27 October – end of December
- Crocus · 27 October – end of December