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PRONOUNCED: guh-LAN-thus niv-VAL-us |
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COMMON:
Giant snowdrop, Greater snowdrop.
March
- White
COMMENTS:
From south east Europe, the 2-inch blooms have
deep green markings at the base and the tips of the
inner segments. The leaves are gray-green up to
9-inches long. Slower than other species to
naturalize and one of the earliest to bloom, often
in February. A generally sturdier plant than G.
nivalis. All galanthus require a fertile
soil.
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