RHS AGM Galanthus nivalis nivalis the native ‘Common Snowdrop’.
Pure white flowers marked with a green V shape on the inner petals. Honey scented
A compact species best for naturalising in woods and amongst shrubs.

Flowering: Feb Mar
Height: to 6in (15cm)

RHS AGM Galanthus nivalis flore-pleno the native double Snowdrop.
Robust growing form with attractive double flowers.

Flowering: Feb Mar
Height: to 6in (15cm)

RHS AGM Giant Snowdrop
Blooms have distinctive but highly variable double green mark on the inners
Larger that the common snowdrop with broad grey-green leaves.

Height to 12in (30cm)
Flowers Feb-Mar

RHS AGM Eranthis hyemalis.
British native with golden yellow flowers above dissected green foliage

Flowering: February & March.
Height: to 4in (10cm)

Hyacinthoides non-scripta
Slightly fragrant, deep violet blue flowers. Plants in drifts through woodland or as clumps in a small garden.
Do not let the bulbs dry out. Plant soon after receipt approximately 10cm deep, in a semi shade position; for naturalising. They do best on a medium to heavy soil.

Flowering: late April to early June
Height: to 12in (30cm)

Wild Garlic / Ramsons
Clusters of star-shaped white flowers over lance shaped lush green leaves.
Garlic-scented edible and as ground cover for shady damp soils

Height to 12in (30cm)
Flowers Apr-May