What is another word for Hyacinthus Candicans?
Pronunciation: [hˈa͡ɪɐsˌɪnθəs kˈandɪkənz] (IPA) 
Hyacinthus Candicans is a species of plant commonly known as the white hyacinth. Its scientific name is often shortened to "candicans" in horticulture circles. Synonyms for this popular garden plant include Hyacinthus orientalis, Common hyacinth, Dutch hyacinth, among others. With its broad, strap-like leaves and towering flower spikes of fragrant flowers, this perennial bulbous plant has been grown worldwide for centuries. The white hyacinth is a popular addition to gardens, borders, and containers. Its fragrant flowers are often used in perfumes, and in ancient Greek mythology, it was believed that the gods bestowed the hyacinth with its nectar-dripping blooms.
