Known for its pristine white flowers that pierce the winter's gloom, Galanthus Woronowii Ikariae, commonly referred to as the Green Snowdrop, stands out with its vibrant green, glossy leaves. Hailing from the woodlands of the eastern Mediterranean, this snowdrop species can be recognized by its compact form and the distinct green mark on its inner tepals. The contrast between the sparkling white blooms and the rich green foliage creates a stunning display, making it a garden favorite for early spring vibrancy.

Why We Like It

• Vivid green, glossy leaves provide a contrasting backdrop to the white flowers.
• One of the first signs of spring, offering hope and brightness.
• Compact growth habit makes it suitable for both border fronts and container gardens.

What to Know

• Prefers well-draining soil, enriched with organic matter.
• Best planted in a location with partial shade, echoing its natural woodland environment.
• Keep the soil consistently moist, but avoid waterlogging.
• After flowering, allow the plant's foliage to die back naturally, which ensures the bulbs are nourished for the next season.
• Generally resilient, but it's good to be vigilant about potential pests like slugs.

Planting Month September to November.

Flower Colour White with a characteristic green mark on the inner tepals.

Flowering Months February to March, marking the end of winter and the beginning of spring.

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