Snowdrops

When the winter season begins to wind down and warmer weather is on the horizon, these gorgeous, white early risers start to emerge. One of the first blooms to appear in the garden, Snowdrops can When the winter season begins to wind down and warmer weather is on the horizon, these gorgeous, white early risers start to emerge. One of the first blooms to appear in the garden, Snowdrops can sometimes be seen pushing up through the snow-covered landscape toward the end of January. Rich, green foliage delivers a pop of bright color to the area, followed by either single or double blooms of frosty white. The plants are strong and hardy, returning yearly with vigor. Petite at 6 inches tall, Snowdrops make outstanding ground cover, as well as the ideal complement to more colorful early bloomers like crocus or hellebores. ... Read More » Read Less »

When the winter season begins to wind down and warmer weather is on the horizon, these gorgeous, white early risers start to emerge. One of the first blooms to appear in the garden, Snowdrops can sometimes be seen pushing up through the snow-covered landscape toward the end of January. Rich, green foliage delivers a pop of bright color to the area, followed by either single or double blooms of frosty white. The plants are strong and hardy, returning yearly with vigor. Petite at 6 inches tall, Snowdrops make outstanding ground cover, as well as the ideal complement to more colorful early bloomers like crocus or hellebores.