GALANTHUS woronowii
Small
Part shade
White
Reasonable soil
Winter
RHS Award of Garden Merit
Pollinator friendly
100% Peat Free
Description
Content : Bundles of 5 in the green plants, ideal for naturalising
Galanthus woronowii
Height x Spread: 15cm x 25cm
This snowdrop bears large, single, white, gently nodding flowers with an inner skirt of green-tipped white segments, on short stems above bright green, shiny, strap-like foliage.
Its native habitats range from low altitude grassy areas and fields, plus deciduous and coniferous woodlands, to rocky screes and gorges at high altitude. Its ability to adapt means it can grow happily in more sun at the front of a bed or along a path, as well as in shadier areas. Great for naturalising in more challenging areas of the garden, it will grow in sun or partial shade in any moist but well drained soil that is humus rich.
Harmful if eaten
Available for Mail Order from January - March
Please note - These Snowdrops are propagated and grown on-site at Hardy's , they have not been collected from the wild.
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