Light
Sun in winter, part shade in summer; under deciduous trees is perfect.
Galanthus nivalis
First up. Sometimes through snow.

Sun in winter, part shade in summer; under deciduous trees is perfect.
Moist in spring, dry is fine in summer.
Plant as soon as they arrive in fall, 3 in. deep. They do not like to dry out out of the ground.
None needed.
Leave the leaves until they yellow.
Flowers late winter. Leaves gone by late spring. Dormant until next winter.
Few problems; deer and rodents leave them alone. Bulbs are toxic to pets.
Why we stock it: Proof in February that the garden is coming back.
Snowdropsfrom $54.95 · Arrives alive, or we replace it