Galanthus Woronowii, also known as the Green Snowdrop or Woronow's Snowdrop, is an early herald of spring with its delicate white blooms that beautifully contrast the cold, bleak days of winter. This snowdrop variety is particularly distinctive due to its bright green, glossy leaves, providing a fresh backdrop to the dainty white flowers. Native to the eastern Mediterranean, particularly the Caucasus, Galanthus Woronowii has become a favorite among garden enthusiasts for its vibrant foliage and early flowering habit.

Why We Like It

• Bright, glossy green leaves set it apart from other snowdrop varieties.
• Precocious bloomer, offering a glimpse of spring amidst the chill of winter.
• The pristine white flowers combined with the shiny leaves make a dazzling display.

What to Know

• Best planted in humus-rich, well-draining soil.
• Optimal growth in partially shaded areas, reflecting its natural woodland habitat.
• Requires regular watering but avoid letting the soil become waterlogged.
• Post-flowering, it's essential to let the leaves naturally die back to recharge the bulbs for the following season.
• Be watchful for common garden pests like slugs that might be attracted to the succulent leaves.

Planting Month September to November.

Flower Colour Pure white with subtle green markings on the inner tepals.

Flowering Months February to March, signaling the end of winter's grasp.

Height and Spread Height: 10-15 cm. Spread: 5-7 cm.