Theaim of this study was to determine the effects of lead on nutrient contents ofhyacinth (Hyacinthus orientalis L.c.v. "Blue Star") in leadcontaminated media. This research was conducted in a completelyrandomized experimental design with three replications in green houseconditions. Four doses of lead as control, 20 mg kg-1, 40 mg kg-1,80 mg kg-1 were applied to each pot having 500 g soil:sand mixturein 2:1 ratio. The irrigation was made by distillate water and hoagland solutionwas applied for fertilization. At the end of the experiment the highest Mg, Feand Cu contents of hyacinth bulbs were obtained as 0.59 %, 36.00 mg kg-1and 3.40 mg kg-1 in control while the highest K (9.72 %), Zn (32.27 mg kg-1)and Ca (2.69 %) were in 40 mg kg-1 and 80 mg kg-1 leadapplications respectively. On the other hand the highest Mg (1.46 %) and Cu(13.75 mg kg-1) contents of hyacinth leaves were obtained incontrol. The highest K (2.41 %), Ca (4.82 %), Fe (129.86 mg kg-1)and Zn (50.14 mg kg-1) contents of leaves were obtained in leadcontaminated media. Lead applications generally increased Fe and Zn contentsand decreased of Cu content of hyacinth leaves.