These bulbs are very similar to Galanthus (snowdrops), their common names are snowflakes, though they tend to be much larger & more robust in growth and should be grown in the same garden situations as Galanthus.
A very beautiful and robust, free-flowering form. Tall stems to 45cm with magnificent heads of five or more nodding bell shaped white flowers with green tips in April to May. Always popular at the nursery when in flower, planted amongst shrubs in our border.
Dainty white flowers, pinkish at base, produced in profusion in September to October on short stems to about 10cm. This bulb does exceptionally well with us, increases freely and also offers much seed. Best grown in well drained soil, full sun, suitable for trough, raised bed or scree. Always much admired.
Dispatched September to October
5+
£0.80
10+
£0.75
25+
£0.72
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