Galanthus Snowdrop 'Woronowii' While Galanthus woronowii is a real mouthful, "green snowdrop", the common name for this variety is easier to say and remember. This nickname was derived from the foliage of this snowdrop, with is wide, waxy green and fresh looking against the often still present snow. Popular because of its darling pearl drop flowers, this cultivar wins bonus points because it naturalizes well, even in dry settings, so that in a few years you'll have bulbs to move to the other side of the yard or to share with a neighbor. Native to Turkey and north into Russia, this snowdrop adapts well to a variety of settings and soils. Mix in dappled shade with scillas, anemones and trout lilies (erythronium). Deer resistant. Highlights & Hints - These cheery little blooms are a certain sign that Spring is just arround the corner! - Naturalizes readily - Perfect for a cottage garden. - Deer resistant Common Name: Giant snowdrop Botanical Name: Galanthus 'Woronowii' Color: Snowy white pearl drop flowers with wide, waxy leaves Mature Height: 5-7" Hardiness: Zones 3-8 South/ 3-9 West Bloom Time: Late winter or very early spring Bulb/Plant Size: 6/7 cm, the largest size commercially available! Bulbs/Plants - Pkg: 10 large bulbs Planting Information Soil Type: enriched soil Light/Exposure: Light to moderate shade Moisture: water well when planting Planting Depth: 3 -4" deep Spacing: 4" apart

You'll Receive 1 package of 10 large bulbs