Thompson and Morgan Snowdrop Giant - 32 Bulbs

These are autumn planting bulbs and should be put in the ground as soon as they are received during the autumn months.

Yes, they can be grown in containers; just ensure the pots are kept in a shaded or cool spot and that the potting mix provides excellent drainage.

Plant them at a depth of about 7-10cm, ensuring the pointed end of the bulb is facing upward.

Yes, as a hardy perennial bulb, they will return annually and multiply, provided they are in suitable soil conditions.

Generally, no. Mixing in some well-rotted organic matter or compost during planting is usually sufficient for their needs.

Check soil moisture levels; if the soil was waterlogged in winter, the bulbs may have rotted. Ensure drainage is adequate for the next planting cycle.

Snowdrops often spend their first season establishing their roots. Growth and bloom size typically improve significantly in the second and third years.

Ensure the area is not becoming overly hot or dry during the spring as the leaves fade. Mulching can help retain necessary soil moisture.