Single Snowdrop Bulbs In The Green | Galanthus nivalisSingle Snowdrop Galanthus nivalis Common names include, common snowdrop, candlemas bells and fair maids of February. One of the first spring plants to appear in late winter and early spring, the white drooping flowers of this common perennial are often seen in large numbers creating a white blanket across the ground. Once established, they naturalise quickly returning year after year. Snowdrops are best planted in moist but well drained soil in

wildlife garden or herb garden

its roots penetrate the roots of surrounding grasses

🍃 Dimensions: Height 3

wildlife and folklore

Many of the species are palatable and offer a natural source of forage for your horses

Double snowdrops prefer moist well-drained soil in partial shade and are ideal for naturalising in woodland plantings

For a range of flowering types and colours

well-drained soil

Our natural horsemanship gold standard pasture mix contains a wide variety of grass species as well as horse-friendly wildflowers and herbs to give your horse and pony a balanced diet rich in trace minerals

Winter Aconite Eranthis cilicica

Ideal for a wildlife garden

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