Giant Snowdrop Bulbs | Galanthus elwesiiGiant Snowdrop Galanthus elwesii Common names include, greater snowdrop, giant snowdrop and Elwes's snowdrop. This early flowering perennial originated from eastern Asia. It has honey scented nodding small white flowers and is one of the earliest signs of spring. Giant snowdrops prefer moist well drained soil in partial shade and are ideal for naturalising in woodland plantings, under trees and shrubs. Alternatively, their drooping flowers can be more

honey bees and bumblebees

This native perennial wildflower grows to a height of 1 metre and favours well-drained soil in a sunny position

Prune twice a year – in the summer after flowering and in the autumn

Lowest recommended mowing height 5mm

wildflower meadows and informal cottage gardens meadowsweet has a long flowering season from early summer to September

our Wooden Flower Trug adds a touch of rustic elegance to your garden

short turf and roadside verges

From pruning shears to seed packets

Cherry plums are among the first trees to blossom from February onwards and provide early forage for emerging honeybees

healthy plants are grown in 40cc cell trays and are ready to be planted in their final position

This is an early flowering perennial which grows from underground rhizomes covering the ground in large patches

Large Lawn Areas Seed Mix