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The spring snowflake is an early knob reminiscent of snowdrops (Galanthus), however with a more vigorous propensity. It blooms in early spring when the snow has dissolved, or even through melting snow, with ringer like and faintly scented white blossoms with yellow (L. vernum var. carpathicum) or green (L.vernum var. vernum) tips toward the finish of their petals.
This plant might be hard to develop in the garden, yet once the correct spot has been discovered, it frames a huge bunch and will gradually start to spread.
They appear to flourish best in ground that is damp all spring yet becomes scarce in the late spring. The bulbs ought to be planted right in autumn because they do not survive long when in storage
