Description

Chionodoxa bulbs produce between 1 and10 brightly coloured star shaped flowers borne in loose racemes in late winter to early spring on short stems to 10cm tall. The flower stems are interspersed with often only 2 narrow, thick, stiff and dark green leaves. They are lovely early spring flowers for the rock garden or the front of the border. They are a cold climate bulb, hence the name "Glory of the Snow".