Early Snow Glories (Chionodoxa forbesii)

Pretty flowers, with multiple blooms per bulb (up to 6)! However, the overall bloom rate was a bit disappointing with only 106/200 sprouting. Came a few weeks later than expected.

In Fall '22, I planted 300 of these tiny bulbs in a random 3' border assortment and the first growing season in '23 is exciting and refreshing instead of just drab winter grass!

I was worried they wouldn't come up because the description said early spring so when my crocus and muscari were blooming and I saw no growth I thought they died. But they did come up and bloomed around the time of the hyacinths. They are bluer than the customer photo shows...but my camera makes them look more purple.

Love these! Great early spring flowers. I planted them in the lawn and boarders

Planted under big maple tree where I could not get anything to grow. First year few blooms, second year lots of blooms. Heres hoping third year will be better yet. I plan on buying more to plant in the lawn. Extra bonus, the squirrels seem to leave them alone!

These are one of my favorites. They are early bloomers Nd a sure sign that spring is here. They multiply quickly come back year after year.

Love these!

I planted 100 bulbs 4 years ago. This year they were thick and beautiful. You have to be patient. They are planted in part sun/part shade. I have seen a few popping up in our yard, which is fine. They come back up if you mow they down. I gave it a 4 star only because it took a while for they to thicken up. They are a beautiful early spring flower. I would plant them again.