Snowdrop Flower Seed 400 Seeds Galanthus Nivalis Plant Attract Butterflies and B

Description: Hardiness zone.3-8Grow.Clean your seed to remove any parts of the seed pod adhering to it.Sow it thinly in a pot of proprietary compost,cover with a fine dusting of further compost and top off with a centimetre of fine grit.Label the pot and stand it in a protected place outdoors.The seed will germinate in late winter.Water.This plant does not require particularly moist soil in cooler climates; in warmer climates, however, it will need more water.Fertilizer.A late fall addition of compost should provide nutritional needs for next year's bloom.Self-seeding.Grow from seed and enjoy growing with your family. Add a bulb fertilizer when you plant to get the snowdrops off to an optimal start. Planting time ranges from early fall to late fall depending on where you live. After the plants come up and flower in spring, allow the foliage to yellow or brown before removing it (or just let it decompose, returning nutrients to the soil). This allows the plant to store the maximum amount of nutrients in its bulb, which will keep it healthy and ensure good flowering for next year. If left alone, the foliage disappears by late spring or summer as the bulbs go dormant. To remind yourself that the snowdrop bulbs remain underground in this space (so that you do not accidentally disturb them), mark them with a plant label. As small plants that need good drainage, snowdrops are well suited for rock gardens, where they will provide some early-season interest. They are also a natural choice for woodland gardens and for moon gardens, where the white flowers brighten the evening garden.

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Location: Chandler, Arizona

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