Galanthus Woronowii

?? Galanthus woronowii (10 bulbs) – Botanical snowdrop, the sparkle of the very first spring ? Proposed by Van Noort

Bring spring into bloom with Galanthus woronowii , an ultra-early flowering botanical snowdrop known for its single white flower , pure petals and glossy bright green foliage . ??
Very hardy and easy to grow, it is perfect for naturalizing undergrowth , bordering paths , or creating a light carpet under deciduous trees .
It is a discreet but essential plant for any natural style garden.

?? Variety characteristics

?? Height: 10 to 15 cm (4" to 6")
?? Exposure: Partial shade or spring sun
?? Hardiness: Zone 2 and above
?? Deer resistance: Excellent
?? Ideal soil: Humiferous, fresh, well-drained
?? Quantity: 10 bulbs

?? Planting and growing Galanthus woronowii

?? When to plant?
??? Period: From September to November.

?? Where to plant it?
?? In open ground: Ideal for light undergrowth, cool borders, shady rockeries or naturalized lawns.
?? In a pot: Possible in small containers to create a winter corner on the terrace.

?? How to plant?
1?? Depth: 7 to 10 cm
2?? Spacing: 5 to 8 cm
3?? Watering: Lightly after planting, then according to the natural humidity of the soil

?? Gardening tip: Plant it in a dense carpet for a natural and poetic melting snow effect . Combine it with crocuses or hellebores to prolong the floral scene.

?? Galanthus woronowii care

?? Watering: Rarely necessary if the soil remains cool
?? Fertilizer: A little compost in spring can help naturalization
?? Size: Do not cut the foliage before it turns naturally yellow.
?? Wintering: No care required – very hardy and self-sufficient

?? Why choose Galanthus woronowii?

? Pure white flower , simple and elegant
? Perfect for naturalization , undergrowth and light borders
? Flowering at the very end of winter , often under the snow
? Very rustic, reliable and maintenance-free

? Welcome the very first signs of spring with Galanthus woronowii , offered by Van Noort! ?

?? Pair with grape hyacinths, eranthis, or anemones for a natural, fresh, and luminous floral scene. ??