?? Galanthus Flore Pleno (5 bulbs) – Double snowdrop, lacy winter beauty ? Offered by Van Noort
Offer a discreet but unforgettable spectacle at the end of winter with Galanthus Flore Pleno , a double snowdrop with white, textured and poetic flowers.
Its drooping flowers are composed of several rows of white petals , sometimes marked with delicate green touches , which give it the appearance of a miniature lace bell . ??
Very hardy, easy to naturalize, and perfect for undergrowth , cool borders or rockeries in partial shade , it returns faithfully year after year , even under the snow.
?? Variety characteristics
?? Height: 10 to 15 cm (4" to 6")
?? Exposure: Spring sun or partial shade
?? Hardiness: Zone 2 and above
?? Deer resistance: Excellent
?? Ideal soil: Humiferous, fresh, well-drained
?? Quantity: 5 bulbs
?? Planting and growing Galanthus Flore Pleno
?? When to plant?
??? Period: From September to November, before the ground freezes.
?? Where to plant it?
?? In open ground: Ideal for undergrowth, light shade gardens, natural borders and flower lawns.
?? Potted: Can be grown in low, hardy containers, placed outside for magical winter blooms.
?? How to plant?
1?? Depth: 7 to 10 cm
2?? Spacing: 5 to 8 cm
3?? Watering: Light after planting, then moderate depending on soil humidity
?? Gardening tip: Plant it in a tight carpet to create a natural and poetic “melting snow” effect in the heart of the garden.
?? Maintenance of Galanthus Flore Pleno
?? Watering: Low to moderate, moist but well-drained soil
?? Fertilizer: A little compost or forest soil in spring
?? Pruning: Allow the foliage to fade completely before cutting.
?? Wintering: No care required, ultra hardy
?? Why choose Galanthus Flore Pleno?
? Double white flower , in a delicate and structured bell
? Perfect for shade rockeries , undergrowth and naturalization
? Ultra-early flowering , even under snow
? Rustic, faithful and full of winter charm
? Wake up your garden with finesse thanks to Galanthus Flore Pleno , the double snowdrop offered by Van Noort! ?
?? Combine with crocuses, hellebores, or grape hyacinths to prolong the late-winter floral magic. ??