Hyacinths could lead to a cure for blindness ‘because they contain potent compounds that stop growth of abnormal blood vessels in the eyes’

They’re a gardener’s favourite flower – but hyacinths could offer much more than just adding a dash of colour to your garden.

Scientists now believe compounds abundant in the fragrant flower could tackle several causes of blindness.

Tests have found homoisoflavonoids can halt the growth of abnormal blood vessels in the eye.

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