Snowdrops ‘Galanthus Woronowii’, also known as Ikariae Snowdrops, are tall, elegant blooms that bring welcome colour to the garden in late winter and early spring. With broad green leaves and dainty nodding white flowers, they are among the first signs of spring, often pushing through frosty ground in February and March. An RHS Award of Garden Merit winner, this variety is also bee-friendly, offering valuable nectar for early pollinators.

Hardy and easy to grow, Snowdrops thrive in moisture-retentive soil and prefer partial shade, though they will tolerate full sun. They naturalise beautifully, returning year after year to form carpets of white in lawns, rockeries, woodland gardens, and containers.

Key Features
✔ RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
✔ Tall snowdrops with broad green leaves
✔ Flowers February–March, often through frost
✔ Bee friendly and ideal for naturalising

Size
✔ Flowering height: Approx. 20cm / 8"

Useful for
Perfect for naturalising in lawns, woodland settings, and shaded borders. Excellent for creating winter interest near the house or along pathways.

Aftercare
Plant bulbs from August onwards, 5–8cm deep in fertile, moisture-retentive soil, in partial shade or full sun. Snowdrops naturalise well when left undisturbed. For extended winter displays, plant alongside other early bloomers such as Anemone Blanda, Chionodoxa, Iris Reticulata, and Winter Aconites.