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Galanthus (Snowdrops): Earliest Bulbs for Late-Winter Hope

Bulb size: 6-8 cm

Plant Immediately

2–3″ deep, 3–4″ apart (10–15 per sq ft).
Humus-rich soil.
Full sun or shade (some shade best in South).

Delicate white bells with green marks push through snow in February–March. Naturalize gently in woodland edges and lawns.

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