Galanthus 'S. Arnott'

Narrow, grey-green leaves and solitary, nodding, fragrant white flowers 2.5cm in length, the inner segments with a thin V-shaped mark at the tip. Easy, divides well, one becomes three annually, flowering in early August. Best if it is moist while growing and not too dry when dormant. Spread in the "green" so even if you buy a pot full they are easily placed where you want them in the garden. Once a root is damaged it will die so be careful. Best to shift after flowering.  Try a few in a planted arrangement with moss and primulas and then to the garden when they fade... Good for naturalising and must be seen at Maple Glen shown below, simply the best place to see this and other snowdrops by the thousand.  Maple Glen send dormant bulbs of this in summer if you wish to grow a lot. Their natural habitat is under deciduous trees, part shade after spring is ideal. Price per couple of bulbs in a taller pot. 15cm Just a few spare if you wish to enjoy now.