From Mid Winter. 

20cm x 30cm (8in x 12in). 

• Plant : 2-3″ deep, and 4-6″ apart. Ideally in groups of at least ten or more bulbs, or what suits you and your garden requirements, we would recommend planting in bunches of 25. Great for flower beds and borders, patio tubs & pots, rockery gardens, excellent for lawn & woodland planting incredible neutralisers, try planting in bold drifts snowdrops have a clump forming habit.
• Partially shaded or full sun, snowdrops grow almost anywhere. They will always prefer partially shaded areas for the best results, it’s not a must but this will produce a longer flowering time, with better growth and spread very easy to grow.
• Soil: Well drained, moderately fertile, Moist but well-drained. Will Tolerate: Clay, Sandy, Loamy, Peat, will grow almost anywhere.

Please note all orders are sent out with a label, including full planting instructions

Seed Production: After the snowdrop blooms have finished seed pods will form where the flower once was, to allow seed production and healthy bulbs that flower the following year, please allow the seed pods to drop off and the leaves to wither and turn brown before removing them. The green leaves provide vital nourishment for the bulbs. And must be allowed to die back naturally.

Unique Characteristics: Gives the hint of spring to its owner and sometimes blooms before the snow melts.  Will produce a fantastic show of colour when everything else in your garden looks so gloomy after winter, snowdrops produce incredible carpet effects of white as far as the eye can see which impressively return and multiply year after year, the first sign of spring incredible neutralisers.

Ideal planting partners: try planting snowdrops alongside winter aconites, crocus, wood anemones, English bluebells, wild daffodils and wild garlic. For a continuous display of wonderful woodland bulb varieties which all return year after year slowly multiplying excellent value for money, will delight you for many years.