Planting snowdrops
Learn how to plant snowdrops, and find the best varieties to naturalise in the garden or display in a plant theatre.
50 bulbs 261528-50 | £18.50 |
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100 bulbs 261528-100 | £34.95 |
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This snowdrop originates from the Greek islands, and is named after Icarus for the wing-shaped markings on the petals. Perfect for adding winter cheer in a pot by the front door, when so much else in the garden is still dormant.
Genus | Galanthus |
Group/Species | ikariae |
Type | Hardy Perennial Bulb |
Common Name | Ikaria Snowdrop |
Border Position | Front, Ground Cover |
Bulb Size |
6/7 For more info on bulb sizes, click here. |
Soil Type | Fertile, Neutral |
Scent | Slight scent |
Site | Part Shade, Shade |
Moisture | Moist but Well-drained |
Height | 15cm (6in) |
Spacing | 15cm (6in) |
Sowing, Seeds, Planting | Plant the group as they come or divide them. Ideal for winter container displays. |
Care Tips | Divide when plants are in the green (just after flowering and before the leaves yellow). Dig deep under large clumps to lift, then split by hand into smaller clumps and plant at the same depth. Find out about different ways of planting snowdrops by visiting our website. |
Flowering | February - March |
Harvesting | Flower production: up to 2 months |
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