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Snowdrops, Galanthus Nivalis - 4/5cm

• Snowdrops, Galanthus Nivalis
• U.K Native species
• Bulb circumference 4- 5 cm
• Grows 10-20 cm in height
• Great for naturalising
• One of the first flowers of spring!

Galanthus Nivalis known as the 'The Common Snowdrop' are native to the UK and produce a clump of small, beautiful white flower heads. The Royal Horticulture Society has awarded this flower with the Award of Garden Merit for outstanding excellence.

This package contains multiple Galanthus Nivalis 4/5cm bulbs which flower from January - March. They emerge at a different heights (10-20cm), flower size, shape and even colouring. Given a moist soil they will multiply into drifts and provide plenty of plants to share with fellow gardeners.

Please note, natural products can vary and colours may differ slightly to those stated and shown in the product descriptions and images. Our suppliers work tirelessly to bring us the best quality bulbs with plant passports, we are able to offer genuine affordable prices by offering bulk buy savings direct to you.

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How to grow me

Any garden can accommodate snowdrops.

Snowdrop bulbs are very prone to dying out, so buy them as soon as they're available and plant immediately. Plant snowdrops in a partly-shaded position in a moist, but well-drained area in the garden.

NOTE- It is important the soil doesn't dry out in the summer!

*Drainage in the form of horticultural potting grit can be added to the soil directly under your bulbs to ensure the roots do not sit in water and rot away. Clay soil that retains water may need improvement for successful flowering.[endtab]

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Delivery Information

Bulbs will be shipped when the new season crop comes into stock, in time for the autumn/ winter planting season.

We deliver via Evri small parcel service and dispatch the following working day your order is received. Deliveries usually take 2-3 days to arrive after dispatch.

Bulbs are a perishable product and should be planted up as soon as they are received to ensure they remain in the best quality. Bulbs not being planted straight away should be stored in a cool, well ventilated location and not in plastic bags. Damage can occur to bulbs that are stored incorrectly for protracted lengths of time, and we accept no liability where damage (mould, decay etc) is seen that has not been reported to us immediately upon receipt.

Bulbs are dispatched in separate paper bags labelled with the variety and quantity, allowing you to plan you planting scheme with ease. [endtab]