Chionodoxa Luciliea are closely related to Hyacinths and Scilla. They bloom so early that they sometimes poke through the snow–hence the nickname “Glory of the Snow”. They are vigorous naturalizers and even spread by seed. They can grow under trees or in sunny lawns like crocus. Although similarly inexpensive, I think they give more “bang for the buck” than crocus. Something everyone should try.
Zones 3-8.
Bulbs are naturally small at 4-5 cm, but are full blooming size.
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