Chionodoxa Bulbs

Having pretty star-shaped flowers with long narrow leaves, Chionodoxa are useful for rockeries and attractively filling the gaps in borders. Great for naturalising. Plant in either full sun or semi-shade, early spring flowering. Plant 5cm deep 7cm apart 200 per sq metre.

Tiny star-shaped flowers grow up to six inches tall and blanket the foliage. It produces absolutely stunning flowers in or around April. Ideally suited to various locations and frequently used in rockery locations.

Tiny star-shaped flowers grow up to six inches tall and blanket the foliage. It produces absolutely stunning flowers in or around April. Ideally suited to various locations and frequently used in rockery locations. A pure white variant - glorious.

Commonly known as the "Glory of the Snow". One of the first to flower after the darkness of the winter. Easy growing and well suited to sun/shade and differing soils.

Growing these dainty, star-shaped flowers is child’s play. Adapting to any soil and suitable for any area of your garden or pots they will re-appear year after year in early spring. Planting in large groups will give a bright display to gaps in borders. Chionodoxa are a most useful but very cost-effective plant.