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Where to keep hyacinths, GH or inside
Never had Hyacinths before but I got some potted up in some terracotta bowls. They was in the greenhouse but I just brought them inside cause its supposed to freeze tonight, i dont know if they are hardy enough for -3 temperatures.
Now I am unsure if they be ok in the GH throughout winter or better in the house.
when they are flowering i am having some in the GH and house i love the scent 
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They're hardy. I grow them in the garden. But if you've bought prepared bulbs they've been pre-treated to be ready to flower indoors at Christmas or somewhere near.
In the sticks near Peterborough
I dont know if they are prepared are not
cant remember. They are growing though, but they started pushing them self out of the compost, i did plant the bulb halfway into the compost but they are almost out of the compost now 
. I am sure I saw on gardeners world hycinths in a terracotta bowl
This thread might be helpful http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/problem-solving/hyacinths/562416.html
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Thanks, the label was just basic £1.75 for 5 blue something
i got them from gordon riggs. I just leave them alone see what they do, I am not bothered when they flower as long as they do flower 