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Chionodoxa Luciliae
Chionodoxa luciliae, commonly referred to as Glory of the Snow, captivates garden enthusiasts with its stunning blooms that emerge from late winter to mid-spring, often pushing through light snow to showcase their vibrant colours. The plant features slender, spiky green foliage that acts as an elegant backdrop for the striking flowers, which display clear blue petals. As the blooms fully open, they reveal a pristine white centre encircled by a bold yellow eye, creating a striking contrast that catches the eye.
This hardy and adaptable plant thrives in a wide range of garden settings, making it a popular choice among gardeners. It looks particularly stunning when planted in clusters or larger swathes, creating a breathtaking carpet of colour that enhances any landscape. Glory of the Snow is especially well-suited for rock gardens, where its charming presence can complement rugged textures. Additionally, it performs beautifully at the front of spring beds and borders, ensuring that its vibrant blooms are front and centre as the garden awakens.
For those seeking to add a touch of spring to patios or balconies, Glory of the Snow is an excellent option for containers and tubs. When combined with perennials, shrubs, or flowering roses, these lovely plants create an enchanting display of colours and textures, inviting admiration from all who stroll through the space. With its easy care and stunning presentation, Chionodoxa luciliae is a delightful addition for any gardener looking to celebrate the beauty of spring.
Colour | Blue |
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Height | 15cm |
Flowers | March/April |
Planting Depth | 5cm |
Distance Apart | 8cm |
Bulb Size | 5/6cm |