Snowstorm Crocus
Crocus 'Snowstorm' (10 bulbs) – Pristine white swirl & ultra-early bloomer Offered by Van Noort
Crocus 'Snowstorm' lives up to its name: a storm of bright, brilliant white flowers that appear at the very end of winter, sometimes through melting snow .
Its satiny petals form pure and refined cups, while its bright yellow stamens offer a precious contrast.
Perfect for naturalizing in a lawn , brightening up a sunny border , or flowering in a February pot , these crocuses multiply happily over the years.
Their ultra-early flowering is a tender sign of renewal, welcomed by both walkers and the first pollinators.
A timeless classic , pure white and simple grace, always welcome in late winter scenes.
Characteristics of Crocus 'Snowstorm'
Average height : 10 to 15 cm
Exposure : Full sun to partial shade
Hardiness : Zone 3 and above
Attracts wildlife : Yes, early pollinators
Water requirements : Low
Ideal soil : Light, well-drained, not too rich
Quantity : 10 bulbs
Planting and growing Crocus 'Snowstorm'
When to plant From September to November, for flowering in February-March
In open ground : Ideal in a flower meadow , sunny border or spring flowerbed . Superb planted in mass, or associated with snowdrops, reticulata irises or winter aconites.
In a pot : Beautiful in a winter pot or balcony planter. Combine with pansies, primroses, or grape hyacinths for a fresh, seasonal effect.
How to plant
1Depth : 6 to 8 cm
2Spacing : 5 to 7 cm
3Watering : Light after planting, unnecessary in winter
Crocus 'Snowstorm' Care
Watering : Not necessary except in exceptional drought
Fertilizer : No need for balanced soil
Pruning : Allow the foliage to fade naturally
Wintering : No care required, very hardy
Why choose Crocus 'Snowstorm'
Ultra-early white flowering , bright even under the snow
Perfect for naturalizing or creating soft late winter scenes
Very hardy , easy to grow, flowering year after year
Ideal in seasonal pots , winter borders or spring meadows
Welcome the light before spring with Crocus 'Snowstorm', offered by Van Noort — a soft, pure, and ever-hopeful bloom.
Pair with snowdrops , winter aconites , cyclamen coum or white muscari for an elegant and soothing late winter scene.
