Chionodoxa forbesii. Called 'Glory of the Snow' because they bloom so incredibly early in spring. Bright blue flowers with a white center are care-free and will naturalize easily. Height 4-6". Bulb size 5+ cm in circ. Fall Planting: This product will ship September-October according to your hardiness zone. Scroll down for more details and growing information. Sold as: Pkg of 12

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One of the earliest and loveliest spring flowering bulbs, Chionodoxa forbesii 'Blue Giant' (Glory of the Snow) is a bulbous perennial boasting loose one-sided racemes of up to 8 star-like, upward facing, six-petaled blue flowers with diffused margined white eyes. Blooming in very early spring, the charming blossoms are borne atop the foliage of 2-3 narrow, semi-erect, basal leaves. A great naturalizer, 'Blue Giant' adds several weeks of color and beauty to the garden.

Chionodoxa Lucilea (Glory of the Snow) is a gorgeous little flower that is one of the earliest Spring-flowering bulbs. Growing to a height of 10-20cm, Chionodoxa Lucilea is characterised by its beautiful blue star-shaped flowers with a white centre. This lovely bloom is very easy to grow and naturalises well once established – maybe even self-seeding,  and if the bulbs are left undisturbed in the ground they will increase in number year after year providing a glorious carpet of colour that will brighten even the greyest of days. Glory of the Snow is a great choice for rockeries, lawns and under trees, or simply mixed with other springtime flowers in beds and borders. Buy Chionodoxa Lucilea (Glory of the Snow) flower bulbs from DutchGrown for autumn delivery and planting. Height: 15 cm.Bulb size: 5/+ cm. • Easy Naturalizer• Deer Resistant• Very Early Blooming

Glory of the Snow is an early bloomer with starry, lavender-blue flowers that shade to white. The plants look like a summer sky.

One of the earliest and loveliest spring flowering bulbs is Chionodoxa Luciliae (Glory of the Snow). These low-growing bulbous plants bring cheer to your early spring with their masses of heavenly blue and white flowers. Extremely easy going, they will naturalize with ease and may even self-seed to a certain extent. Height: 5 Inches Bulb size: 5/+ cm. • Easy Naturalizer • Deer Resistant • Very Early Blooming How to grow Chionodoxa bulbs? - Find all the information you need here.

If you want an excellent ground cover in your garden, this mixture of all our bestselling colors of Chionodoxa (Glory of the Snow) is the one to pick. Chionodoxa varieties are extremely easy naturalizers and will therefore come back every year in early spring to show you their beautiful colors. Flowering time: February - March. Height: 5 inches Bulb size: 5/+ cm. • Easy Naturalizer • Deer Resistant • Very Early Blooming How to grow Chionodoxa bulbs? - Find all the information you need here.

Chionodoxa bulbs (Glory Of The Snow Plant) perennial, self-seeding, foliage fades after blooming, violet-blue to lilac-blue or pink flowers. [DETAILS]

Description Glory of the Snow are one of the first bulbs to bloom in spring. They make the most impact when planted in large sweeps under deciduous trees and in front of early-flowering shrubs. Though short stemmed, they live long in cut flower arrangements.Plant in sun or dappled shade, they will flower everywhere. Also known as Chionodoxa luciliae.

My first time growing these "glory of the snow" (Chionodoxa forbesii), but I already love them. Such a great blue!

One of the earliest and loveliest spring flowering bulbs, Chionodoxa luciliae 'Alba' (Glory of the Snow) is a bulbous perennial boasting loose one-sided racemes of up to 8 upward-facing, large pure white flowers.

Chionodoxa Lucilea (Glory of the Snow) is a lovely little flower that is one of the earliest arrivals in Spring and features beautiful pure-white star-shaped flowers. This very pretty plant is very easy to grow and naturalises well once established – maybe even self-seeding, and if the bulbs are left undisturbed in the ground they will increase in number year after year providing a glorious carpet of colour that will brighten even the greyest of days. Glory of the Snow is a great choice for rockeries, lawns and under trees, or simply mixed with other springtime flowers in beds and borders. Buy Chionodoxa Lucilea (Glory of the Snow) flower bulbs from DutchGrown for Autumn delivery and planting. Height: 15 cm.Bulb size: 5/+ cm. • Easy Naturaliser• Very Early Blooming

Glory-of-the-snow, scientific name:Chionodoxa , is annual bulbous plant of theAsparagaceae Department of the Chionodoxa genus native to Crete Island. From linear leaves, 2-3 root occurs. In the spring from the stem tip racemes the bloom flower number ring. Flowers is a sinkhole, has 6 crack tip. Flo

Light blue, upward facing flowers bloom early in the spring - sometimes even poking out of the snow, giving rise to the common name glory-of-the-snow. Chionodoxa forbesii is a great addition to gardens in beds, for naturalizing or mixed in a lawn. This small bulb combines well with other spring bulbs, too. Learn more about glory-of-the-snow in this article...

Glory of the snow April, blue with a white centre, 15 cm Multiple flowers on one stem

This print features a watercolor painting of beautiful blue chionodoxa also known as glory-of-the-snow. I picked some sprigs from my garden and painted the delicate, starry blue-mauve flowers and slender green leaves over the course of a few days. A lovely spring flower you can enjoy year-round as a print.

Glory of the Snow is an early bloomer with starry, lavender-blue flowers that shade to white. The plants look like a summer sky.

Chionodoxa pink giant

Chionodoxa Mix ist eine schöne Mischung aus verschiedenen Farben von Chionodoxa, wie Weiß, Rosa und Violettblau. Diese Blume wird auch „Snow Glory“ genannt. Diese winterharte Blumenzwiebel blüht früh in der Saison und eignet sich ideal für Rabatten, im Rasen und unter Bäumen. Diese Blumen sind einfach zu züchten und pflegeleicht. Sie eignen sich auch hervorragend zur Einbürgerung.

Chionodoxa Lucilea Rose Queen (Glory of the Snow) is a wonderful choice for Springtime ground cover. One of the earliest Spring flowering bulbs, Chionodoxa Lucilea Pink Giant (Glory of the Snow) features beautiful dark-pink star-shaped flowers. This lovely bloom is very easy to grow and naturalises well once established – maybe even self-seeding, and if the bulbs are left undisturbed in the ground they will increase in number year after year providing a glorious carpet of colour that will brighten even the greyest of days. Glory of the Snow is a great choice for rockeries, lawns and under trees, or simply mixed with other springtime flowers in beds and borders. Buy Chionodoxa Lucilea (Glory of the Snow) flower bulbs for Autumn delivery and planting. Height: 15 cm.Bulb size: 5/+ cm (top size) • Easy Naturaliser• Very Early Blooming

Chionodoxa Mixed is a stunning and vibrant collection of bulbs that will bring a burst of color to your garden. These beautiful flowers, also known as Glory of the Snow, are a must-have for any garden enthusiast. When it comes to planting Chionodoxa Mixed bulbs, timing is crucial. These bulbs are best planted in autumn, preferably in September or October, before the ground freezes. This will give them enough time to establish their roots before the winter sets in. Choose a location in your garden that receives partial to full sun, as these bulbs thrive in bright, sunny spots. To ensure a healthy plant, it is important to prepare the soil properly. Chionodoxa Mixed bulbs prefer well-draining soil, so make sure to remove any weeds or debris and loosen the soil to a depth of about 6 inches. Adding organic matter, such as compost or peat moss, can also improve the soil's fertility and drainage. When planting the bulbs, make sure to follow the recommended spacing guidelines. Chionodoxa bulbs should be planted about 3 inches apart and 3 inches deep. This will allow them enough space to grow and spread, creating a stunning carpet of flowers. Once the bulbs are planted, water them thoroughly to help settle the soil and activate their growth. After that, you can simply sit back and wait for the magic to happen. Chionodoxa Mixed bulbs are known for their easy care and low maintenance. They will naturalize and multiply over time, creating a more abundant display with each passing year. To keep your Chionodoxa Mixed plants healthy and thriving, it is important to provide them with adequate moisture. Water them regularly during dry spells, especially in the spring when they are actively growing and blooming. However, be careful not to overwater, as this can lead to bulb rot. In terms of care, Chionodoxa Mixed bulbs are relatively pest and disease-free. However, it is always a good idea to keep an eye out for any signs of trouble, such as yellowing leaves or fungal infections. If necessary, you can apply a fungicide or insecticide to protect your plants. In conclusion, Chionodoxa Mixed bulbs are a fantastic addition to any garden. Their vibrant colors and early spring blooms will bring joy and beauty to your outdoor space. By following the planting tips mentioned above and providing them with the care they need, you can enjoy a healthy and flourishing display of Chionodoxa Mixed flowers year after year.

One of the earliest and loveliest spring flowering bulbs, Chionodoxa forbesii 'Blue Giant' (Glory of the Snow) is a bulbous perennial boasting loose one-sided racemes of up to 8 star-like, upward facing, six-petaled blue flowers with diffused margined white eyes. Blooming in very early spring, the charming blossoms are borne atop the foliage of 2-3 narrow, semi-erect, basal leaves. A great naturalizer, 'Blue Giant' adds several weeks of color and beauty to the garden.

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One of the earliest and loveliest spring flowering bulbs, Chionodoxa forbesii 'Pink Giant' (Glory of the Snow) is a bulbous perennial boasting loose one-sided racemes of up to 12 upward-facing, large pink flowers with a diffused margined white eye. Blooming in very early spring, the charming blossoms are borne atop the foliage of 2-3 narrow, semi-erect, basal leaves. A great naturalizer, 'Pink Giant' adds several weeks of color and beauty to the garden.

Pink Giant Glory of the Snow is true to its name. An early spring bloomer, it's always a delight to catch a peek at its pretty petite pink flowers appearing through the snow. It’s deer resistant and reaches heights of 8-10” tall. Also known as Chiondoxa forbesii, Pink Giant is perfect for colder zones 2-8. (Chionodoxa forbesii)

Genus and species: Chionadoxa forbesii Common Name: Glory-of-the-Snow Family Name: Asparagaceae Genetically close to another plant we'll cover down the line, Siberian Squill, this plant has narrow leaves and one or two flowers. The flowers are blue with a white center. Photos taken March 14, 2012 at Virginia Tech in the Hahn Horticulture Gardens.

Chionodoxa Lucilea (Glory of the Snow) is a lovely little flower that is one of the earliest arrivals in Spring and features beautiful pure-white star-shaped flowers. This very pretty plant is very easy to grow and naturalises well once established – maybe even self-seeding, and if the bulbs are left undisturbed in the ground they will increase in number year after year providing a glorious carpet of colour that will brighten even the greyest of days. Glory of the Snow is a great choice for rockeries, lawns and under trees, or simply mixed with other springtime flowers in beds and borders. Buy Chionodoxa Lucilea (Glory of the Snow) flower bulbs from DutchGrown for Autumn delivery and planting. Height: 15 cm.Bulb size: 5/+ cm. • Easy Naturaliser• Very Early Blooming

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