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Giant Snowdrops

$10.99


Item # 000744682517

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Giant Snowdrops – 8 Bulbs

The Leucojum aestivum 'Giant Snowdrop,' also commonly known as the Summer Snowflake, is a graceful and robust spring-flowering bulb. This plant features mounds of dark, grassy-green, strap-like foliage that provide an elegant base for the tall, arching stems. The stems bear several (typically 3 to 8) large, nodding, chalice or bell-shaped white flowers. Each petal is distinctly tipped with a bright green spot.  

  • Light: Full sun to part shade 
  • Blooms: Early Spring
  • Planting Depth: 3 inches 
  • Bulbs Per Square Foot: 12
  • Planting Instructions: Plant a large number of bulbs in clusters to create a dramatic effect. If left undisturbed will come back year after year.
  • Mature Height: 6-8 inches
  • Additional Notes: Naturalizing, deer resistant, winter hardy, container plant 

Learn about growing bulbs in Colorado on our blog and shop even more varieties of bulbs at our Garden Center!

(From Netherland Bulb Company) 




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