Chionodoxa luciliae, commonly called Glory of the Snow, produces sprays of 5–10 small star-shaped flowers on each stem. It is a naturalising bulb for rock and woodland gardens, and it can be planted among larger daffodils, tulips and hyacinths.
The flowers appear in late winter to early spring. The small bulbs are suitable for naturalised lawn plantings as well as garden beds.
Features
Naturalises readily in suitable plantings
Useful as an underplanting for larger bulbs
Suitable for rock gardens, woodlands and lawns
Bulb size: 5+ cm
Flowering season: Late winter to early spring
Flowers per stem: 5–10
Winter hardiness zones: 3–8
Seller: Seed & Bulb
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Nice little patch of color right when everything else is still brown.
